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I've been putting off restarting the Mac-Forums video chats for some time now and finally decided to work on that a bit this week. I hope to have a few things ready to go some time around Christmas/New Years. In the process of working through things I'd like some advice on the best way to add subtitles/closed captioning to the videos. I think this would be appreciated by members/viewers who have hearing impairments. Older version of QuickTime used to handle art files but my understanding is that no longer works.
I know that one way to do this is to use the Title feature of iMovie but it seems that this would be somewhat slow. Also print to errors given my typing skills. I'd appreciate any suggestions especially as it comes to workflow. Software suggestions are welcome although in some ways I'd like to accomplish this using software already on the Mac but would purchase software if it will improve the result/save time.
At the moment I plan to create short videos (10 min or less) which either demonstrate a tip or discuss some topic. Longer videos might be produced from time to time if a project warranted it/if there is interest. I plan to stockpile a few videos before officially releasing them so that there would be 2 release days during the week. One video would focus on Mac issues/tips. Later in the week an OS tip would be released.
I know that one way to do this is to use the Title feature of iMovie but it seems that this would be somewhat slow. Also print to errors given my typing skills. I'd appreciate any suggestions especially as it comes to workflow. Software suggestions are welcome although in some ways I'd like to accomplish this using software already on the Mac but would purchase software if it will improve the result/save time.
At the moment I plan to create short videos (10 min or less) which either demonstrate a tip or discuss some topic. Longer videos might be produced from time to time if a project warranted it/if there is interest. I plan to stockpile a few videos before officially releasing them so that there would be 2 release days during the week. One video would focus on Mac issues/tips. Later in the week an OS tip would be released.