Captions
Blog posts
How to Add Closed Captions and Subtitles to Canvas Online Course Videos
Online course videos hosted on Canvas need to include closed captions and subtitles to make the content accessible. Learn more on our blog.
What Is Closed Captioning & How Does Captioning Work?
What are closed captions and how does captioning work? Find out how captions are generated for live television, movies and more with Rev.
FCC Closed Captioning Rules: Requirements in for Internet and TV Content
FCC closed captioning rules are essential to ensure equal access for TV and video programming. Here's how to meet online requirements on captions.
What CC Means on YouTube & How to Utilize It
What exactly does the CC mean on YouTube? Why is it there? How can you use the CC feature? Learn more information right here.
Resources
How to Turn on Closed Captions on Your TV
Learn how to turn on closed captions on your television set and how to customize settings and appearances.
How to Add Open Captions to a Video
How hard is it to add open captions to a video? If you need your captions hard-coded into your video file, here's how you do it.
Accessibility in Film: A Fireside Chat with Rev and Alamo Drafthouse Cinemas
Affordable, accurate, easy-to-use speech-to-text solutions powered by people and A.I working together. Rev offers transcripts, captions, subtitles, APIs and more at low prices
The comprehensive guide to captions and subtitles for video distribution
Most consumers are now mobile-first, many have hearing impairments, and the majority view videos sans sound. To make the same impact with your content, you need captions. Also, viewers are more diverse beyond only English, so global subtitles are a must.
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