This is absurd. Adobe fix this please. Would be so simple.

This does not seem like good design at all. Watch the movie Everything Everywhere all at once on Prime, By default there are english captions translated from the spoken mandarin and cantonese in yellow, then switch on subtitles, the parts spoken in chinese are still in yellow, but they are given the indicators for which language is spoken. Other captions are added in white, within the same track. It is just not that easy to achieve something like this. Currently it's possible to change an individual clips coloring or font style, but if you try to save that style apply it to a single clip suddenly that style gets applied to the entire track, overwriting any individual coloring given. If you try to copy and paste the caption clips their individual colors do not get copy and pasted

Multiple speakers: identifying speakers should be possible in every language. If it's not, manual possibility to assign different speakers to different tracks and styles would be far better and make the caption tool more versatile.

Multiple languages: I live in a country where we have two official languages and it's in the law that both language speakers should be serviced equally. There are multiple reasons I would need to burn more than one track of captions at the same time. Editors do far more complicated stuff than export video with burned in captions and Adobe isn't worrying about possible accidents in export. I guess a more functional solution would be enabling every track of burned captions with a check-box when necessary.

Also: Lots of video is created to different social media platforms and especially there would be very important to have a captioning tool that is most versatile not most idiot-proof.

Hello,

I also need to put two lines of subtitles in two languages ​​and it is not possible, could you solve this issue in new updates?

best regards

The saddest thing of all is that users have been wanting this feature for more than a year. What does it mean? And there are a ton of such topics to take into account on this site. Make a **** product in demand for professionals.

I'm here in august 2022 because I had the same thing. Part of the video needs one style and the other part needs another. I transcribed to a new layer and changed style and was done in a couple of minutes. Then I could only pick and choose which part to show. After reading through I see that I'm not dumb, just that this isn't available to do? So I spent the next 15 minutes clicking through and changing the style for part #2 one click at a time... This is the dumbest thing. Imagine this " oh in the next update we remove the ability to mute a track because we don't want someone to accidentally forget to unmute it before exporting. Oh, we got rid of the ability to color grade because we didn't want someone to accidentally export with bad exposure.

We are professionals, not children. Stuff gets messed up and it's on the editor. Leave this kind of stuff to windows movie maker, we pay a lot of money to have professional tools and flexibility.

I need to do projects for several different clients with two different tracks of subtitles on at the same time for different languages. I understand how to do a work-around of burning them in the re-exporting but ughhh...this is such a waste of time. Are there plans to give us control of this feature soon? Most people using Premiere are professional editors and can handle avoiding burning multiple tracks. What we need is control over the program. Thank you!

I have a situation where the style of the caption needs to change part way through a video. Since styles are applied to the entire caption track, the easiest way to do this seemed to be to create a new caption track with the alternative style on it, but the auto-disable is really messing it up for me. I'm not having to burn the first captions into the video, re-import into the project, and then add the second style of captions. Seems like a very long workaround, and an absolute nightmare for making changes.

Dear Sir,
Have you ever confronted the situtation while using multi caption tracks for the lyrics of a choir with SATB voices. That means each voice uses indenpendent track, and some times eatch voice has its on timing to show up. That definitely can't use only one caption track to do it. Please refer the video link and surf around 3:00 you will kown what I mean.
https://youtu.be/pjqd3ZjnYJ4

Right now I can use only Premiere V14.9 to deal the multi caption tracks. It is too pity that the latest version eliminates this function.

Would you PLEASE to resume the function of multi captoin tracks?

I need to add song lyrics as subtitles in at least 2 languages, and I want them to have different styles. (For example, the original language has bigger text, while the English translation is smaller and italicized.) I need an easy way to have two subtitle tracks with unique styles, and burn BOTH of them to the video.

Would be nice to see both for reference and alignment, but in the case of a video where you need to reach people from two languages at once, you may want to have both languages show at the same time.

Da Vinci Resolve has enabled Subtitle Regions. Up to 4 Regions per track.

if I'm transcribing in the Adobe Suite and exporting SRTs to migrate to Resolve and edit my project in their competition's NLE for ONLY THIS REASON then I think this is an easy solve and should be TOP PRIORITY if they want to keep users in their ecosystem of programs.

I would add that being able to copy and paste each speaker/region's clip attributes to and from other captions, just like a standard clip, would be a must.

C'mon Adobe Team, us multi-speaker content editors believe in you.

Multiple speakers option as suggested above could be interesting so long as it isn't limited to one side (ie. standard flexibility is available to position the text wherever we want) but this would be a nice feature and not as important as Multiple Languages.

Multiple Languages is very important and helpful. Being able to see both at the same time while editing them (for alignment but especially translation as we are not translating word for word all the time, it is also translating the culture or expressions and their text amount does not always line up 1:1. Additionally, just the ease of being able to see the previous text to translate rather than having to continually replay and transcribe) as well as being able to burn in multiple languages. Especially for a YouTube video, being able to burn in multiple languages broadens viewership and is becoming more common - and requested - for language study purposes. Not everyone knows about the apps they have to download to view two at the same time.

And of course we are requesting this because the subtitle function in Premiere is significantly more user friendly than having to create text boxes each time. Thanks a million Adobe Team! You're awesome!

I would love the ability to have multiple caption tracks active at the same time to easily add different styles/colors for different speakers. As it is now, I have to go in and manually change each different speaker even tho the quick and simple solution is right there, but I can't have multiple caption tracks active at the same time.

That's more less the one reason I still have my AVID subscription because I often do productions with up to 10 different languages and I have to be able to manage them when it comes to subtitles.
Adobe please!

I have had the exact same issue as others, with English and Arabic. I had to encode both scripts manually into the captions and try to manage sentences manually, with no way then to manage languages separately. See my screenshots. Painful, very manual and error prone, and I can't then easily turn on or off one language or another.

Hi running into this today. I'm working on a interviews in both english and arabic. Our team speak different languages.

For collaboration and cut decision making I want to be able to burn in both english and arabic captions on the screen at the same time so that our team who speak different languages can work on this together. Hugely frustrating that I need to round trip this twice to do it.

Just let me have multiple caption tracks tracks turned on please. If someone by accident burns in multiple tracks they will notice and fix it. Or maybe even give a warning on export. idk

Unf****believable!!! More than a year!!! Still I need to find a walkaround to burn dual language subtitles in the video...

@ Francis Crossman Any news about this issue ?

Two visible tracks would be best - We are responsible if we make the accident of burning both or not (as every decision in the program is our responsibility) but having the option of having both and choosing for one is better than removing the option altogether.
I would really love this feature!
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