A comment on the post #267 “Yes! YouTube Adds Captioning Capability!” showed me TubeCaption
http://billcreswell.wordpress.com/2008/06/04/yes-youtube-adds-captioning-capability/
You can use http://tubecaption.com to add captions to any YouTube video.
With http://TubeCaption.com you don’t have to worry about time code start and end times etc. Adding captions is super easy.
Captions are searchable and you can make MONEY $$ by adding captions to any video.
The more videos views the more money you can make.
Check it out http://TubeCaption.com
more about “TubeCaption | Watching Official Jason…“, posted with vodpod
CaptionsOn
Wow. Captioning was really hard to do.
I transcribed and then imported
http://www.tubecaption.com/watch?v=cQ_XZiXDGPw&vcId=156
Since I needed to move the third section back, the rest of the captions would have had to be moved, and I would have had to run it backwards.
And it seems like I cannot backup at all while playing the video.
I gave up.
Ok, I got some help from the Tube Captions. There is a feature to “Ripple”, which moves the balance of the captions.
I have done two now. The Music video took about 20 minutes or less, because of the import feature that allows you to import transcripts and lyrics, for a “draft” version.
The R-rated Tropical Thunder trailer that mentions “Simple Jack” and some of the uses of the “r-word”.
http://www.tubecaption.com/watch?v=8Y7WDWP8WMs&vcId=162
and
One of the “Requested Videos” James Blunt, “You’re Beautiful”
http://www.tubecaption.com/watch?v=8Y7WDWP8WMs&vcId=162
Tubecaption appears to be dead now. I have contact the site developers, but have received no response.
I replaced the tubcaption video of Jason Mraz with an Overstream one