In PowerPoint for Windows, macOS, and web, you can create closed caption files and add them to the videos or audio files in your presentations. Adding subtitles makes your presentation accessible to a …

You can create a closed caption file on your own or use a caption-creation tool. To search online for available tools and detailed instructions, type "create vtt file" in your search engine.

To search online for available tools and detailed instructions, type "create vtt file" in your search engine. To learn which caption file types are supported, refer to Closed Caption file types supported by …

If you have edit permissions for a video file that has a caption file associated with it, you can download the captions as a WebVTT file. To do so, open Video settings and expand the Transcript and …

For instructions on how to create the caption file, see Create closed captions for a video. In PowerPoint, in the Normal view, open the slide that has the video that you want to add captions to.

Select Text to enter transcript text directly into the space, or select VTT file to specify a Video Text Track file with caption text. Add your transcript text in the dialog box, or choose a VTT file from the file picker.

Die Dateinamenerweiterung muss ".vtt" sein. Geben Sie im Dialogfeld Speichern unter im Editor einen Namen in das Feld Dateiname ein, einschließlich der Dateinamenerweiterung .vtt, und schließen Sie …

You can't upload a caption file if you have selected to generate automatic captions. If your video has both a caption file and one or more subtitle files, they cannot have the same file name.

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If you don’t already have captions for your audio, the STAMP add-in lets you create them. For instructions, refer to the section “Create new captions using the Caption Editor” in Add closed …