

Once you’ve clicked on the red CC button red rectangle, a dialog box will appear where you can choose the subtitles track that you want. You can easily ensure that all the videos you’re watching have subtitles by adding “, cc” to any search, or after searching, click CC filter to only see results with subtitles. If you can’t see the red CC button red rectangle, the video DOES NOT have manual or automatic YouTube subtitles. You need to first click on the red CC button red rectangle on the bottom right hand corner of the viewer window on YouTube. How to Set the Position of Subtitles while Viewing a YouTube Video As a channel owner, you’re now able to set the position of the manual subtitles that you upload with your videos. As a viewer you have the option of dragging the captions to any part of the screen. (Oh, and the 135 Million that have been automatically captioned by Google). Select the appropriate subtitle track and subtitles will be displayed at the bottom of the screen.There are two ways to manipulate the position of subtitles on over 1.6 million videos that have been uploaded on YouTube with subtitles. If your video includes multiple subtitle/caption tracks for different languages, you can select a specific subtitle track by opening the Settings menu ( Gear icon) and clicking Subtitles/CC. Clicking this button will toggle captions on or off.

When you preview a video file that includes a subtitle track/closed captioning, you will see a button marked CC in the preview window. Note: This feature is only available to Business-Plus users or higher. If you have a video with a separate subtitle file (e.g.srt), you will need to embed the subtitle file into your video file using one of the methods outlined below. The data is tightly coupled with the actual video picture data (but can still be toggled on/off).īox does not support captions/subtitles as separate files. The captions are contained in the video stream/track.The captions/subs exist as a separate text track in the video file.
