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How do I export Closed Captions?
You can get the .vtt files from the .story file. Copy the .story and change the file extension to .zip then extract the zip file and you’ll find the .vtt files in \story\media. If you want to search for the phrase without manually looking for it you can open the media folder in VS code (right click, open with code), and use search in folder to find it.
You can get the .vtt files from the .story file. Copy the .story and change the file extension to .zip then extract the zip file and you’ll find the .vtt files in \story\media. If you want to search for the phrase without manually looking for it you can open the media folder in VS code (right click, open with code), and use search in folder to find it.
Oooo. This is hopeful. Thanks DShaw. What's VS code?
On the missing Export button, I don’t think it’s gone. It’s on the contextual Options tab that appears only when the audio or video object itself is selected on the timeline… the VS code route will just make it easier to find the phrase if you don’t know where it is
Thanks. The export only lets you export captions for that particular slide. Darn! Thought we might have an answer there. I tried in the Media Library too, but again, that's only slide by slide.
I found the VTT files - in the 444 files in the project! - but I don't have an Open With Code option. This could be a corporate permissions thing. I can open them in Word, again, one by one. I'm hopeful for your Caption Sweep tool.