Transcription
Converting a video's spoken audio into written text, the basis for captions, editing and moment-detection.
Transcription is speech-to-text: it produces a time-aligned written record of everything said. It underpins captions, transcript-based editing and AI moment-detection, since a tool has to 'read' a video before it can caption or clip it well.
Accuracy depends on audio quality, accents and background noise; clean source audio yields cleaner captions and cuts.
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Captions
On-screen text of a video's spoken words, keeping viewers engaged when they watch with sound off.
Read →Transcript-Based Editing
Editing video by editing its text transcript — delete a sentence and the matching footage is removed.
Read →Subtitles (SRT)
A separate, toggleable text track (often an .srt file) that platforms can display over a video.
Read →Burned-in Captions
Captions permanently rendered into the video pixels, so they always show regardless of platform settings.
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