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!
C

Multiple speaker functionality would really help

Francis, we need this option immediately. This is really frustrating for videos with someone who switches two languages. Especially for us, the Japanese caption is vertical then English is horizontal obviously and the only one style can be used per caption track is quite maddening!!! WE WANT TO BURN MULTIPLE LANGUAGES simultaneously!!!!

come on man
fix it please
every one need multi caption track
we need that two languages for different style
you know this world not only using English right ?
that's why we need to choose different font and size man
plssssssssssssssssssss

Sorry, but it's a bug, just like an 'own goal' is a bug, not a feature. How the decision was made to remove this longtime capability raises a lot of questions. Equally, the fact that a year later it persists. As for our workflow, it has basically stopped us in our tracks for numerous projects.
Speechless in Europe

Oh it would be so great to change at least subtitles to text layer that we can burn than in at that point where we need it. Have of lot of multilangual projects in which for showings different subtitles at the same time are needed. At least it would be a great option to allow more subtitles at the same time AND/OR make it possible to just move the subtitles from the subtitle track to normal text and let us do the rest.

hi this is SUPER problematic for me too - simultaneous translation is hella important and now my documentary can't be edit and it will be inaccessible to my audience.

Please enable multiple caption tracks. I need different styles for each track.

I need to be able to utilize different formatting preferences for different captions within one video. some of the captions in one graphic style, some in another. the fact that it's so difficult to do this is super frustrating.

It is ideal to have a color difference for different speakers and two tracks with subtitles to distinguish them.

Definitely need to be able to change the style of the caption (colors) based on speaker.

As several people have mentioned before on this and another related thread, the existing captions facilities on the latest versions of Premiere CAN be used to add multiple caption tracks, despite the fact that Adobe stubbornly refuses to enable the obvious solution of simply allowing multiple caption tracks to be burned simultaneously, by using the "nesting" technique. You'll have to experiment to get a feel for how it works--you need to set up your video with one caption track, nest the two together, and then add another track to the nested file, and so on with any further subtitle tracks, and ultimately burn the whole thing in a single go. It's admittedly clumsy, but since Adobe seems to have no intention of honoring our now many many requests to make the process straightforward, I suggest it as the solution most flexible and likely to last, given the current---to me quite silly--limitation. It works as it's supposed to and takes advantage of all the continuing modifications to the caption flow.

Can't you just create 2 sequences with only subtitles in it and place them both in your sequence with the video footage or am I missing something?

Hi all,

I have a temporary solution to resolve this issue.

Convert your SRT subtile files to Premiere pro XML by using online tool: https://srt2prxml.chdo.xyz

Then you can insert your multiple XML subtitle into your track.

If you want to have some change on the font size or color, you can use preset the font at SRT first, and then implement it into your XML subtitle in track. Hope this will help your all.

Please update! Dual language captions are needed to be burned in video and Caption tool doesn't allow it.

ALMOST A YEAR NOW AND APPARENTLY ADOBE DOES NOT GIVE A F TO ITS USERS!

i have the same problem. I am putting in both captions and subtitles for Deaf and Hard of Hearing. I need to do these separately and then combine in one subtitle track. For example, i sometimes need to have subtitles below and sound description above. So i need to work with both tracks at once. I also live in a bilingual city and may eventually need to have two cc/subtitle tracks at once. Please provide solution!

I really need dual subtitles, please don't decide for yourself, just choose one