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Shamblesguru "Video Captioning" Digital Media Collection
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Automatic captions in YouTube
http://bit.ly/2ucl9d Automatic captions in YouTube Since we first announced captions in Google Video and YouTube, we've introduced multiple caption tracks, improved search functionality and even automatic translation. Each of these features has had great personal significance to me, not only because I helped to design them, but also because I'm deaf. Today, I'm in Washington, D.C. to announce what I consider the most important and exciting milestone yet: machine-generated automatic captions. We've combined Google's automatic speech recognition (ASR) technology with the YouTube caption system to offer automatic captions, or auto-caps for short. Check out this Instructional Video |
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CaptionTube
http://captiontube.appspot.com/ With CaptionTube you can create captions for your YouTube videos. It’s easy to use and it’s free. |
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Annotations: Write Messages Over YouTube Videos
http://mashable.com/2008/06/04/annotations-youtube-videos/ Annotations: Write Silly Messages All Over YouTube Videos Google Operating System has dug up a YouTube feature called annotations, which enables you to write text messages inside the actual video, Flickr Flickr style. The difference, however, is that you can only add annotations to the videos you uploaded. |
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TubePopper
http://www.tubepopper.com/ TubePopper We think making fun of Youtube videos is fun, so we decided to make our own site for people to use to make cartoons out of ANY Youtube video. We've built it so it searches Youtubes HUGE database of video content, so you can pretty much find anything out there, or use videos that you have already uploaded to Youtube You can use Tubepopper for: - Making cartoons out of Youtube videos (Make people think funny things, when they are saying something different) - Subtitling a video to make a new story out of the images - Translating existing video into new languages - Commenting on a video |
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Subtitle Workshop
http://tinyurl.com/dk9er Subtitle Workshop is a complete, efficient and convenient freeware subtitle editing tool. It supports all the subtitle formats you need and has all the features you would want from a subtitle editing program. Subtitle Workshop makes subtitle creating/editing/converting tasks almost a pleasure, the amicable and intuitive interface mixes easy to access menus & must have features with advanced functions and a remarkable speed and stability, drastically reducing subtitle editing time. It includes spell check function and an advanced video preview feature which will ease the task even more. |
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YouTube Video Annotations
http://youtube.com/t/annotations_about YouTube Video Annotations Video Annotations are a new way for you to add interactive commentary to your videos! Use them to: * Add background information about the video. * Create stories with multiple possibilities (viewers click to choose the next scene) * Link to related YouTube videos, channels, or search results from within a video * All of the above! You control what the annotations say, where they appear on the video, and when they appear and disappear. |
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Overcasting
http://beta.overcastmedia.com/ Overlay captioning, text, audio, weblinks over a video. |
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MAGpie
http://ncam.wgbh.org/webaccess/magpie/ MAGpie Media Access Generator (MAGpie) MAGpie 2 is a tool for creating closed captions and audio (video) descriptions. Authors can add captions and audio descriptions to QuickTime, Real, Windows Media Player, or Flash presentations (via Adobe Flash components and players that support it, e.g. NCAM's "CC for Flash" component and ccPlayer.) These guidelines, providing step-by-step solutions for making a variety of electronic media accessible to users with sensory disabilities, are now available free of charge. A free CD containing the guidelines is also available; e-mail access@wgbh.org to order single or multiple copies. |
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Accessibility - Web Video Captioning Technologies
http://deafness.about.com/cs/accessibility/a/webvideocc.htm Accessibility - Web Video Captioning Technologies Companies, individuals, federal agencies, and organizations that put video on the web have absolutely no excuse for not making their videos accessible to the deaf and hard of hearing. The options available for adding captions or subtitles to web video have sharply increased. |
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dotSUB
http://dotsub.com dotSUB .... add subtitles and close captions to online video, easily. |
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VideoBlog Rocketboom using DotSUB
http://tinyurl.com/29ujqx VideoBlog Rocketboom using DotSUB and explaining what it is all about ... includes an interview with one of the co-founders |
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Review of Overstream
http://blog.proud-geek.com/2007/05/18/captioning-your-videos-4-overstream/ Review of Overstream Overstream is a web service dedicated solely to adding subtitles to videos already stored on several other video hosting sites |
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Google Video with Multi-Lingual Closed Captions
http://googlesystem.blogspot.com/2007/08/google-video-with-multi-lingual-closed.html Google Video with Multi-Lingual Closed Captions Not many people know that Google Video lets you add closed captions for your videos. The nice thing is that you can add captions for more than one language, but I'm not sure if Google selects the right language based on your IP or your browser's settings. |
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Captions on Google Video
http://googlesystem.blogspot.com/2006/09/captions-on-google-video.html Captions on Google Video Google Video tries to promote captions and features a small list of videos that have captions. Although adding video captions was available in the video status section, I didn't see any video with captions until recently. It's really strange that Google supports only SubViewer (*.SUB) and SubRip (*.SRT) formats, instead of focusing on professional formats used in television, for example. Most people who upload their videos won't take the time to create subtitles, as this requires a software and it's not very easy to do. |
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Accessible Multimedia: technology or interpretation?
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-8226581489861733163 Accessible Multimedia: technology or interpretation? An example of captioning being used in Google Video |
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Overstream
http://www.overstream.net Overstream Add subtitles to online videos. It's so easy: watch demo (90 seconds). Have you ever wanted to customize an online video by adding your own comments or subtitles in any language, or wanted to send a custom video postcard? All of this is possible with Overstream: using our online Overstream Editor, you can easily create and synchronize your subtitles to any online video*, store them on the Overstream server, and send the link to the subtitled video overstream to your friends. |
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