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New in Storyline 360: Video Transcripts
Transcripts don’t just benefit learners who are deaf or hard of hearing—they also aid anyone who needs to learn in a noisy environment, prefers to read, or uses a braille display. Now, Storyline 360...
Ronnie,
Thanks for the quick get-back. Man, you folks are good. I figured out the problem: The audio for my video clip was a separate audio recording I added in post (there is no audio on the video itself). So although I was able to create captioning from the audio track that appeared over the video, Storyline was not able to associate the captioning on the audio track with the video.
In short, the captioning that drives the transcript must be of the audio in the video itself, not on an audio track that is separate from the video.
Hi John, One way to overcome that (I think, I haven't tried it with this new feature, but it is something I have often done) is to export the captions in your audio - see audio tools option, that will export the captions in a .vtt format, and then you can import the .vtt directly into the video.
