Captions will appear at the bottom of the screen. Choose the Closed Captions Icon in the bottom right corner of the screen. The video will now have closed captioning available. The dialog with show a progress indicator, once the indicator is complete close the menu by selecting the X in the top right corner of the dialog box. Select the language for your subtitles or captions that matches your video language then select the Upload button.īrowse for and select the VTT file which matches your video.

Select the Manage menu then choose the Subtitles or Captions option.įrom the Subtitles and Captions menu, select Upload a New File button. You can use our video editing software to upload captions for free, type your text in with our interactive captions editor, use speech-to-text technology, or use the scripted recordings tool to automatically generate captions from your scripts. Once the video is uploaded, select the Go to Video link. With Screencast-O-Matic, you can upload, edit and add captions to your videos. Then type a brief description of the video in the description field. As the video is uploading type a Video Title into the Title field. The video will take time to upload depending on the file size. Select the Upload option in the top left corner of the screen.įrom the drop down, choose the channel where you want the video to be uploaded in.īrowse for or drag and drop the video file(s). In O365, select the apps icon in the top left corner of the screen.

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Access to O365 Video with channel permissions. If you do not have access to O365 Video, follow these instructions to request an O365 Video Channel.

Office 365 (O365) Video offers closed captioning with a webVTT (.vtt) caption file. Adding a Caption File to Office 365 Video

Adding closed captioning to video