A previously promised subtitle editor is still on track to launch in the “coming months,” giving creators the chance to delegate subtitle creation to someone they trust. The company is Planning to roll this feature out more widely in the coming quarters.Īn experiment later in 2021 will let you search transcripts on your phone, YouTube added.
YouTube is also testing with a small group of creators, the ability to add multiple audio tracks on their videos which will help provide multi-language audio for international audiences as well as descriptive audio for people who are blind or low-vision. Auto-translated captions will also reach supported languages on Android and iOS later in 2021, so you won’t have to turn to your PC to make sense of a video you don’t understand. These live captions will be available for all 13 supported auto-captioning languages in the “coming months,” according to the company. YouTube now permits live automatic captions for any livestream in English, not just those with 1,000 or more subscribers. This arrives sometime in the “coming quarters,” YouTube said.Īutomatic captions should also be far more commonplace.
This will help with international viewers, of course, but it should also enable descriptive audio for people with some vision to no vision. The company is testing the option of adding multiple audio tracks to videos. YouTube is improving video accessibility for both viewers with vision loss and other languages.
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