Closed / Open Captions
Please add option to add close caption/subitltes so we can do it offline if we haven't got access to internet on the move
Anonymous
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It’s safe to say that we are considering open and closed captions together, so this suggestion now reflects that.
Please continue to weigh in on the value of both or either in the comments below.
25 comments
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Kevin Hall
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I agree with Laurent with the SRT import / export. The other comments are spot on, captions are vital for videos that will be seen on social media. Thanks for your consideration!
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Thanks for the request llona. We totally agree that would be an awesome addition to Rush. Merging your request to another one we're actively tracking.
Happy editing!
Peter
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Ilona Joensuu
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Since a lot of clips shared on social media are watched without sound, having a quick tool option for adding subtitles would be GREAT.
It would also make the content more accessible for everyone, in regards to the web content accessibility guidelines (in the EU).Ps. Huge fan of Adobe Rush!
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Amanda Brinkley
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I often want to edit without the audio on. Auto caption would be amazing!
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Laurent Lecler
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SRT import export
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Anonymous
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Auto Caption capabilities for social media content
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Riley Seaburg
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Add subtitle upload option
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Anonymous
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It would become better if you could put subtitle!
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Shannon
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Yes having captions for sound off videos would be awesome
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Jonathan
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Would be awesome to have a tool using AI to provide auto captions as a starting point. Then, we could just edit those for errors and then burn them into the video for social!
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Anonymous
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Accessibility is the latest thing, this is a requirement for all of our video work
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Hi Chuck and Landon,
Thanks for your feedback. Yes, we know editing text on smaller iOS devices can be difficult, and we're currently exploring ways how to improve the behavior. Adding an input is a good idea! Please stay tuned for updates on this.
Not ideal, but a workaround you can do is temporarily increase the size of the title so that the text fields are larger. Once you have the look you want, you can scale the title back down to the desired size.
Again, we appreciate the feedback!
PG
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Landon ward
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I’ve had a lot of frustration with this as well.
+1
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Chuck
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I find it impossible to add a title or caption in iOS. The title boxes are tiny and the subtitle fields are even smaller especially if you are in a portrait video. There’s no way I can select the fields to clear and input text. At least put the input field in the bottom menu so I can change the text outside of the itty bitty field on the video.
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Anonymous
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Captions are essential if we are going to allow our content to be accessible for all. This is a MUST have feature.
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Luke Gardner
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This is an absolutely essential feature. It's mind-blowing how difficult burning captions is.
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Anonymous
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Any social influencer video is captioned by default as social video consumed on Facebook, Instagram, etc., is quite often sound off. Captions are the norm.
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Sean Gauthier
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Agree completely. Also, an easy captioning tool will really set the apart from iMovie, which is pretty comparable right now
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Eric Wu commented
And please make a easy-to-use captioning tool in Rush now that the interface is so minimalistic compared to Pro ;) It hurts to do captioning in Pro as the controls are so tiny...
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Anonymous
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I also wish for an easy way to do real subtitling – without animations, but with the possibility of having a black box behind the text. This does not exist in the Rush app, I have to go to another app like Vont to create ordinary subtitles.
