Add subtitles to videos
You can now automatically add subtitles to videos, and make it easier for your users to follow videos on platforms that automatically mute audio, such as LinkedIn. If you are using automatically generated narration, just add subtitles: auto
to the header of your video file, and Narakeet will automatically convert narration into titles:
size: 720p
subtitles: auto
scenes:
- video: stopwatch.mp4
- narration: this is both the narration and a subtitle for the video
For scenes with your own audio, or if you do not want to use automatically generated subtitles, you can set subtitles with the subtitle
property:
scenes:
- image: london.jpg
duration: 3
subtitles: You can manually subtitle an image or a video
To show subtitles gradually, just set the subtitle
or narration
property as a list:
scenes:
- image: london.jpg
narration:
- to show subtitles gradually
- split narration into a list
For a full example and a video with subtitles, check out the subtitles example project.
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