How to Add or Remove Captions for Twitter Videos

• Twitter now has the option to give your videos professional captions.
• Use the CC button at the top of the embedded player to remove or enable captions from your video.
• On Android,[設定]of[アクセシビリティ]You can toggle automatic live captions from the menu.

If you’d rather read captions than hear audio on Twitter videos, there’s a reason to celebrate. Twitter continues to make incremental improvements to its closed captioning feature. Videos with closed captions have an embedded CC button so you can easily toggle this feature on and off.

How to Add or Remove Captions for Twitter Videos

Twitter now allows content creators to embed captions into their videos. When these captions are detected, you’ll see a CC button for her on the top right of the video. If you are playing a video with subtitles, Tap CC button Start or stop captions.

There are some important caveats. For example, currently the CC button only appears when the video is embedded on the page. When you tap the video to go full screen, the CC button disappears and becomes unavailable until the video is minimized again.

Additionally, the CC button only appears on videos with specially created captions. If you’re viewing a video that doesn’t have captions, the CC button won’t appear.

How to add or remove automatic captions on Twitter for Android

If you’re using Android, you can enable an accessibility feature that automatically creates captions for audio content, such as Twitter videos. Here’s how to turn this feature on or off:

1. Tap. setting Android smartphone app.

2. Tap accessibility.

3. in the caption section, tap automatic subtitling.

Four. Above automatic subtitling page, turn Use automatic captions Use the button on the right to turn it on or off.