These same providers are also listed on the Settings tab. If you don’t already have captions or subtitles for your video, you can purchase them through one of the trusted providers listed below. To replace, delete, download, or edit the file, click on the three dots (⋯) next to the file name and select the corresponding option from the menu.

Once the file is uploaded, you’ll need to toggle it on to activate it.

Click Choose File and upload the file from your computer.

Click the “ + ” button to the right of My uploads, then s pecify the language and file type.

Click Settings from within the Closed captions menu (to the right of Transcript ).

Select the button to the right of the player to open the transcript.

Navigate to your video manager and open the desired video.

To add captions or subtitles to your video by uploading your own file, follow these steps: Feel free to contact the video creator directly to inquire.

If you do not see your language, it probably means that the video has not yet been transcribed or translated. Note: V id eo creators upload captions and subtitles to their own videos. To see captions in action, try turning them on in the video below: The size of the font is responsive, meaning it will adjust per the size of your browser window. We use Helvetica Neue with bold styling for captioning and subtitle display in the Vimeo player. In the menu that appears, select the caption or subtitle track you’d like to see. To turn on captions or subtitles while viewing a video, click the CC button in the player's bottom toolbar. Turn on captions or subtitles while viewing a video Here's a short video about captions and subtitles on Vimeo:

Enable and disable automatic closed captions on individual videos.

Configure default availability of automatic closed captions on new uploads.

Add captions or subtitles to your video.

Turn on captions or subtitles while viewing a video.They are designed for viewers who are unable to hear or who have difficulty hearing the audio in a video. Captions include subtitles plus a written description of what is occurring in a video. They are designed for viewers who do not understand the language being spoken in the video. Subtitles provide viewers with a video’s dialogue in written form. Both captions and subtitles allow your videos to reach a wider audience.

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