Closed Captions for Ruzuku Videos
Nov 17, 2023
I have what might be a rather difficult question for all of you. At my company, we use Ruzuku to host our OnDemand learning. In the platform, you are able to add videos that participants can watch that relate to the learning. We were previously using PowerPoint and Articulate Studio to create the videos; however, we are now importing those files into Storyline and publishing them as videos.
To make the videos accessible, I suggested that we caption the audio tracks in each slide and then publish to video. However, it doesn’t look like Ruzuku allows you to display closed captions in their video player. I think an option might be to upload the videos to YouTube, get the embedding code, and embed them in the player.
Does anyone happen to know anything about this? I’m just uncertain as to how to make this work.
Thanks!
3 Replies
Hi Brandon! Thanks for posting your question here! I'm unfamiliar with Ruzuku, but you mentioned that you're using Storyline 360 to publish to video. In that case, does this solution work? It includes a link to add captions to videos and another link to publish your project to a video file. Not sure if this solves it, but thought I'd share just in case. 🤞
Thank you for your response, Sarah, but I'm still struggling to get this to work correctly. I have reached out to Ruzuku to see if they have a solution.
Closed captions for Ruzuku videos refer to the text that appears on the screen to provide a written version of the spoken content. To add closed captions to your Ruzuku videos, you typically follow these general steps:
Create a Transcript:
Convert Transcript to Caption File:
Upload Caption File to Ruzuku:
Sync Timing (if necessary):