If you are interested in adding closed captioning files to any of your videos, this can be accomplished a few different ways within the MyVRSpot system. The first option is to upload your own closed caption file, referred to as a .vtt file. This could be a file you had previously created, or that was […]

Follow these four simple steps to adding closed captioning to your videos. Step 1: Log into your account Step 2: Upload a video Upload a video using the Upload link on the top menu. Please allow the video to fully upload before moving away from the page. You can also record a video directly from your […]

In our Closed Captioning in Four Simple Steps article, we touched on how to upload your file, request your caption, and edit your caption file. In this article, we’re going to go into more detail about how to edit your caption file.  This is the easiest way to increase the accuracy of the created caption, […]

You may want to translate your closed caption files to different languages so that multiple languages are available on your district’s public videos. Follow the steps below to translate your captions into multiple languages. Before you begin, please let a MyVRSpot support team member know which foreign languages you need. Here is a list of all […]

Users with administrative roles can toggle on and off the functionality to automatically add closed captioning to your live stream recordings. Follow these steps to automatically add closed captioning to your live stream recordings: Click the Streaming dropdown and select My Streaming Channels and click the Edit icon (pencil) to the right of the streaming channel. Scroll down […]

If you are using either our Auto-Transcribing Service or our Human Transcribing Service, we have provided you tools to be able to view all transcribed videos in your district, the amount of time used in transcribing those files, and the amount of time remaining from the block of transcribing time purchased. Follow these steps to […]

Below is a sample disclaimer statement for closed captioning. We would advise putting a disclaimer similar to this on your website. This website offers speech to text transcriptions and translations of the content through Google Translate. These transcriptions and translations are provided for the convenience of non-English speakers as well as other users that choose […]

If you have a closed caption file associated with your video, whether you manually created the .vtt file or if it was created using our online editor, our auto-transcribing service, or our human transcribing service, the file will be available through all of MyVRSpot’s sharing tools, including: URL links, embed code, QR code, MediaSpot projects, […]

To use the closed captioning caption replacement feature, follow these steps: Click Admin on the top menu bar and select Caption Replacements in the dropdown menu. Click the Creation Caption Replacement button. Select the language that you’ll be replacing the caption with, type the incorrectly spelled word in the Find field, and type in the correct spelling of […]

Enable the Web Captioner To enable the Web Captioner, first, click the Streaming dropdown from the top menu and select My Streaming Channels. Next, click the Edit icon (pencil) to the far right of the channel you want to use the Web Captioner with. In the channel editor, scroll down to the Captioning section. Under […]