import video to http://qued.tv
like
http://qued.tv/29132add your cuepoints and English translationat the bottom of the online editor click SBV to download a SBV file of the captions / subtitlessample
http://qued.tv/subs/29132.sbv.txt
(txt ext. so server will display to you as readable text)
like
http://qued.tv/29132add your cuepoints and English translationat the bottom of the online editor click SBV to download a SBV file of the captions / subtitlessample
http://qued.tv/subs/29132.sbv.txt
(txt ext. so server will display to you as readable text)
Then go to YouTube video / edit / captions and add the SBV file.
Now captions are attached to the video forever, but they don’t default to captions for video viewers.
In order to force captions on add
&cc_load_policy=1&hl=en_GB
to the params of the video. a tip i picked up here http://idratherbewriting.com/2010/07/08/showing-youtube-captions-by-default-in-another-language/
and here is a working example
in order to try this you may need a (free) qued.tv account which i can set you up with. email me passion AT qued.tv
tnx to Jimmy for the edit / translation.