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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.
JeanMarrapodi-c if you want to use my Caption Sweep tool, it should automatically do what you’re trying to achieve. It’s 100% free and nothing is uploaded it’s all done in your browser. Note that I haven’t tested this in a recent StoryLine build so let me know if theres anything that doesn't work…
YOU are my hero! I'm going to try this out next.
The joys of corporate lockdowns. It won't let me open your tool. <sigh> I shall noodle on this overnight. I suppose in all this time, I could have just listened to the whole course for these titles, but I didn't hear them in the build process. The joys of proofing. We hear what we think we put!
Heres the full tool. You should just be able to open and use this locally without any corporate lockdown
This is AMAZING!!! You are truly My eLearning Hero! This tool is really nifty. Thanks so much for sharing it with me. I pulled the folder in there and POOF all the text was available for me to search. And gee.... what a surprise. His "couple of times" was only one of each. Your help has saved me HOURS of looking for a needle in a haystack. Thank you, thank you, thank you, DShaw.
