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YouTube Rolls Out Auto Captioning – Does it Work?
YouTube unveiled its automatic, machine-generated captioning technology on Thursday, November 19. While this is a step forward in video search, is it really making video content accessible for people...
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Streaming Realtime Captioning – Options
There’s a lot of buzz about captioning and internet video these days, thanks mostly to YouTube’s announcement of free automatic captioning on its website. While the jury is still out on how successful...
View ArticleCaptioning Search – Hulu’s Not the Only Player
Digital Media Buzz article on Captioning Search, by David Fidlin....
View ArticleiPad Intro CC – Google Auto Captions vs. Transendia Captions
Apple recently unveiled the revolutionary iPad device and, of course, posted the video on YouTube. Since YouTube uses Google’s automatic captioning, the video must be accessible for anyone with...
View ArticleCaptioning Issues with Video Players
There are many different online media players in use on the internet, and most of them don’t handle captioning well. Here’s an excellent post by Jamie Berke, a well-known hearing loss advocate, and a...
View ArticleCaptioning Educational Videos
Captioning of educational materials is crucial for students with hearing loss. Despite the requirements that students with disabilities be provided equal access to education, the majority of video...
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Presidential Inauguration Captioning
As President Barack Obama was sworn into office for his second term on January 21, 2013, there were many realtime captioners working hard to make the event accessible for persons with hearing loss....
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