So, yesterday, I got a comment, from one subscriber In which, he said the reason, he liked my blogs more, is because I use subtitles in all of them and this, let me wondering.

    It only takes me a minute or two to generate subtitles. And then hit me, Maybe people don’t know, you can generate subtitles automatically.
    In this blog, we'll see a simple way, To automatically Create subtitles and closed captions for your YouTube videos or any video for that matter.
    Alike if you have a foreign film clip whose captions are not on the internet was this technique influences effort. if you someone, who makes money by transcription videos on Fiverr or even this trick will make your life a lot easier.

    Now, If you are interested Only in the workaround to the timestamps, you see on the screen but I suggest you watch the entire Blog you will not definitely learn many new things.

    So, most guides on the internet suggest you write down the captions manually, Some popular blogs even suggest, paying $ on Fiverr and then there are companies like rev, that are charging $ for  minute of captions.
    I mean come-on, We are living in the world of AI and still, companies are charging for the product that can be done for free. But guess what, You don’t have to do, any of that.
    Right now, I’m using the same method to automatically generate subtitles for any video. And yes, It’s free you don’t have to download any extra software and works for both Windows and Mac- Currently, this is levelheaded. 

     But do you tell what’s overwhelming? Well, It also works with other languages than English or instance Agar me Hindi me bolunga, Tub bhi ye kaam Karenga. 
    Although to be honest, it’s still not % accurate But if you speak clearly, you can easily -% accuracy and then, you have to spend a minute or two to give the final touch.

    Ok, So what’s the trick? Well, Like always, Google has a lot of tricks hidden in itself selves and one of those is the voice feature in Google drive.
    Its default function is --You speak google will convert that into text but if you try that, Most of your word will be lost due to background noise and you won’t become exactness Nevertheless, whatever if it’s heading straight from the videos I.e.

    METHOD FOR MACOS:

    The output of your computer becomes the input for Google voice to test sounds interesting. So, let’s see how to do it. macOS This time, let’s start with Mac first.

    Most systems don’t let you record your computer audio Maybe that's because of piracy or something, you will have to download a third-party software called sound flower.
    Then steps are simple to open any browser and download "sound flower". it on your computer next, you need to tell MacOS To use the output audio as inputs go-to sound settings And set the sound flower on both input and output.

    If you are wondering what this is for? Well, I don’t know either But, what I do know is it won’t work with this. So stick with. On output and input now, 

     Open up Google Chrome ( and yes, it only works in Chrome) Open Google docs create new document tools Voice typing another tab, open YouTube and play any video.

     Now come back to Google drive selects your accent there to start recording and there you go.  Like I said, It also works with other languages, 

     let’s try Hindi However if you try this song doesn’t work that well because of background music but if the song has no or little music than it works well. 

    METHOD FOR WINDOWS:

    On windows to your windows sound settings and select recording devices and there you should see stereo mix if you don’t right-click and turn on show disable devices and then st Stereo mix, as default. Now, let’s check it. Open Chrome And create a new documentary a video > and start recording. Pretty cool right? However, if the stereo mix is not supported by your audio driver these days, 

    CONCLUSION


     Tough, I've tested this with that method, I'm not sure how this is going to play. but, If you have a friend with a mac you can always Borrow it from him.

    Add a caption to all your videos at once. It's worth it. So, this Blog is inspired by the comments. So, that's pretty much it. I'll see you in the next one and like always thanks for reading.
    How do you transcribe your videos before knowing this? tell us in the comments