Lately, I have been creating lots of how-to videos for my colleagues at work. I like to include subtitles since some people may prefer to read the words I am saying. We use Microsoft Stream to host the videos since it is part of our Office 365 subscription. One of the great things about Microsoft Stream is that it will automatically generate captions (subtitles) from the audio in the video file. You can edit the captions right in the web interface as you watch the video. Microsoft did a great job on this user experience. Today, I needed to burn the subtitles into the video because of limitations of the customers computers. Handbrake does this well, but it does not understand the WebVTT format. There are several online converters, but I do not like giving my content to unknown internet services, so I starting learning about the difference between the formats. JBI Studios have a very helpful explanation about the differences. I w...
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