Amazon Transcribe video snacks: Creating video subtitles without writing any code

Опубликовано 9 февраля 2022, 19:36

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Amazon Transcribe is an Amazon Web Services service that makes it easy for customers to convert speech-to-text. Using Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) technology, customers can use Amazon Transcribe for the generation of subtitles on video content.

Closed captioning and subtitles display the audio portion of a video as text on the screen. The text on screen enables video content to become more accessible to audiences especially those that are deaf or hard-of-hearing. Video creators seeking to create closed-captions or subtitles for their video content often face challenges related to time and resource requirements using traditional workflows. Thanks to the option to generate subtitles directly within Amazon Transcribe, video creators can overcome many of these hurdles. This Amazon Transcribe Video Snacks episode walks through how to easily create subtitles with Amazon Transcribe with no coding or advanced machine learning knowledge required.

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