BTW, is "Kudos" plural, or singular? If it's already plural, would 2.5 kudos be "Kudos-ku?" If it's singular, would that be "Kudos-kudos-ku?"
SRT files are really straightforward, when you take the time to learn the parts -- there's only 4 parts, after all. And everything looks like what it does. All it takes is a little extra time. I can understand (grudgingly) if someone feels it's too much trouble to add a caption track to a live camera capture.
But if you already care enough about your video quality to make sure the lighting is right, set up the mics so there's no squealing feedback, and write a script ahead of time, so you know what you want to say, there is absolutely no excuse not to take the time to make your own caption track.
I know I'm preaching to the choir, here, but maybe a passerby is eavesdropping.
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BTW, is "Kudos" plural, or singular? If it's already plural, would 2.5 kudos be "Kudos-ku?" If it's singular, would that be "Kudos-kudos-ku?"
SRT files are really straightforward, when you take the time to learn the parts -- there's only 4 parts, after all. And everything looks like what it does. All it takes is a little extra time. I can understand (grudgingly) if someone feels it's too much trouble to add a caption track to a live camera capture.
But if you already care enough about your video quality to make sure the lighting is right, set up the mics so there's no squealing feedback, and write a script ahead of time, so you know what you want to say, there is absolutely no excuse not to take the time to make your own caption track.
I know I'm preaching to the choir, here, but maybe a passerby is eavesdropping.