Closed Captions in Exported Video File

Hi Judit,

Sorry to hear your captions are vibrating. Let's get you some help! Can you connect with a support engineer so that we may test your file?

Hi Maarten,

We'd always recommend working with the published output in the intended environment for that reason, that working locally can cause certain elements not to work as expected. 

• Storyline 360: Publishing and Sharing Content

If you upload the file to your LMS, does it work correctly for you?

I have a 12 minute mp4 video on a slide. I import a srt closed caption file. It works in preview; but does not save for LMS. Also, the only thing on the timeline is the video. Is that correct? Seems strange that the CC is not on the timeline.

Hi Zernando,

We don’t have currently have plans for the feature to include closed captions when publishing to .mp4, but we’ll remain active in our tracking of this request and be sure to update this discussion if anything changes!

I would have needed this function too. 
So I’m basically forced to manually create captions in text boxes and try to match them on the time line with the audio? Otherwise I cannot have captions in an mp4 file? This is extremely disappointing...

 Janine

I would like to be added to the request list for this feature as it is imperative that closed captions are included in our videos for accessibility purposes. 

Hi,

i'd also like to see this feature. As long as it is not included in SL i generate my videos with integrated captions with https://www.headliner.app

In the free version it allows 10 Videos/month without watermark (max. length 10mins/video). Up/download or online transcription is possible. Only downside: You need to upload your video into the cloud. Not the best idea for confidential contents.

@admins/moderators: If its not allowed to post external links/platforms please remove this post!

I would also like to see the ability to add captions to videos added. Although most of the time we are able to publish in HTML, there are occasions when we need to publish as MP4. We have proprietary information that must be behind a firewall, so we can't upload it to YouTube and use their captioning service. In addition, we are a government agency, which requires us to have be ADA compliant. Like someone else said, we also have a large population of English as a Second Language speakers and the captions help them comprehend the content more easily. Having the option to publish an mp4 video with captioning - even if it was open captions - would be extremely beneficial. I hope this feature is added soon!

i'm disappointed that the captions are not included when you publish to mp4 format.  is there anyway that this can be added?

Right this seems like a super basic feature and it's forcing me to use other authoring tools even though I prefer Storyline.