Adding Captions to YouTube: Resource Links

7 11 2008

ProudGeek Reviews of some captioning methods

Other Captioning Options:

And Caption Keeper, for converting TV Closed caption data into webstreaming formats.

If there is interest in more in-depth review or instruction in these, please comment.

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3 responses to “Adding Captions to YouTube: Resource Links”

7 11 2008
Lance pickett (20:36:39) :

Thanks! I’ll definitley used thise resources.

Lance

30 11 2008
Charles (13:37:35) :

Just wanted to mention that CapScribe can export caption files that can be imported into YouTube. See the title=”CapScribe example”>sample clip on YouTube or go to http://www.capscribe.ca for more information.

30 11 2008
Bill (14:28:30) :

I also forgot to mention MagPie, http://ncam.wgbh.org/webaccess/magpie/magpie1.html#magpiedownload

But apparently it’s not currently under development? The system requirements are Win 95/98, and it does not work on Vista.

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