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NEW IN RISE 360: Closed Captioning
I was able to upload the file but the captions don't appear
- DarrenNash6 years agoCommunity Member
Users have to roll over for the player opens to show. Click on CC and choose the language.
For me this is an issue. I need to have the option that a default Caption language is already showing?
I do not need a single video to have multiple languages, only the one as we publish individual courses per language. At the moment I add Captions in different languages in Camtasia and import the video into Rise with the language subtitles already embedded.
It would be a good option to show a particular language when the video plays?
- NikkiMatthews-26 years agoCommunity Member
I am the same. I would like to set a course as a default language and have the cation turned on as default so they can turn it off if they would prefer. I cant have a heap of different languages in one as the activities will not reflect those languages.
- AlyssaGomez6 years agoStaff
Hi Kathy!
Do you see the CC button in the video player? If so, do the captions appear when you click that button and select a language?
If you're still having trouble, please send us your Rise 360 course Share link by clicking here. We'll get you back up and running!
- KathyGrey6 years agoCommunity Member
Yes the option for cc appears and the option in Spanish (which is the vtt file I uploaded) but when I play the video, even though the option is selected, the captions do not appear. I have sent a link to the course through your customer service link
- DarrenNash6 years agoCommunity Member
Check the VTT file? Does the first line have WEBVTT there?
I found that if it is not the first line, it does not work.
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