![]() ![]() To bring it back, double-click on a caption or select a caption in the Captions panel. ![]() When you click the Timeline, the caption window will disappear.To adjust the length of a caption to align with the audio waveform, drag the edge of the caption inward or drag the Duration slider.Click the plus button to add another caption or press the TAB key.In the Caption menu, select Set Caption Language and set the language (English).Select the second segment and delete the appropriate text of the text transcript.Adjust the timing duration if necessary, and then select the first segment and delete the appropriate text of the text transcript.CHECK POINT: The caption will be split into two half segments with the same text transcript in both.Right-click on the non-compliant segment and select Split Caption.CHECK POINT: If you have a segment that is shorter than two second or longer than seven seconds, you will see the area highlighted in red.To check for timing compliance, click on the gear icon and select Show Non-Compliant Duration from the menu.Press the Tab key and repeat the previous steps for the remaining segments in your project.If necessary, click the playback button to listen to the audio as many times as you need to write the transcript. ![]() Type the text into the text field and check it again by playing the segment.If necessary, drag the Duration slider while looking at the audio wave form to see where you can extend the segment to no more than seven seconds.CHECK POINT: The segment will play and then reset to the start of the segment.The narration will loop so that you can repeatedly hear the audio until you complete the caption. Click the first segment and then click the Play button or press the spacebar and listen to the narration.NOTE: To comply, each segment needs to be between 2 and 7 seconds long and be no more than two lines. CHECK POINT: If you click the Add Caption button, a caption bar will appear that will add 4 sec audio caption segments to the entire bar that allow you to type in a text transcript for each segment.Click the Add Caption button, import or drag-and-drop a caption file into the project.Click the More option and select Captions or press the C key.Move the CTI to the beginning of the narration and use the audio waveform as a guide to determine the length of the caption.Move the audio clip to the top of the tracks and increase the height to see the audio waveform better.The first way to add captions is to add them MANUALLY (Window): There are several ways to add captions: (VERIFY ALL WAYS LATER) Closed captions - is a separate stream and can be turned on or off by user.Ĭamtasia can EXPORT *.srt caption file that can be used by most hosting services (e.g, YouTube, Vimeo, Facebook, etc.) that can import these filesĪs a general rule of thumb, each caption should be:.Open captions - "etched" into the video stream and cannot be turned off.There are two type of captions that you can create with Camtasia: required to have to met the American with Disabilities Act (ADA) requirementsĪnother advantage of using captions is that they can may a video searchable.when audio cannot be heard clearly (e.g., restaurant bar).when volume has to be turned down (e.g., office environment). ![]()
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