Thanks to Capté Subtitles,
get your audience's attention back!
Why subtitle with Capté?
80% of the facebook videos are watched in mute
Adding subtitles to videos provides 12% additional visibility.
Save time and money
Save up to €300 per month for the subtitling of your videos and focus on the essentials.
Subtitle in 5 minutes thanks to our ergonomic interface
Thanks to speech recognitionyour subtitles are transcribed instantly. Capté has created asimple and intuitive interface so you can edit them in the blink of an eye.
Why subtitle with Capté?
80% of the facebook videos are watched in mute
Adding subtitles to videos provides 12% additional visibility.
Save time and money
Save up to €300 per month for subtitling your videos and focus on the essentials.
Subtitle in 5 minutes thanks to our ergonomic interface
Thanks to speech recognitionyour subtitles are transcribed instantly. Capté has created asimple and intuitive interface so you can edit them in the blink of an eye.
Capture allows you to translate your subtitles
en plusieurs langues !
Capture allows you to translate your subtitles
en plusieurs langues !
English, Spanish, Italian, German, French, Chinese...
are now within your reach
English, Spanish, Italian, German, French, Chinese...
are now within your reach
An interface adapted to all levels
Capté is a tool for you! The simplicity of the tool is at the heart of our concerns.
Capté's aim ?
Save you time in your subtitling tasks! By allowing you to optimize your time, for focusing on the essentials of your business.
Capté's aim ?
Save you time in your subtitling tasks! By allowing you to optimize your time, for focusing on the essentials of your business.
There are two types of subtitles: those called "open captions" and those called "closed captions". For the first one, the subtitles are directly integrated into the video, they are part of the image. For the second, the subtitles are integrated into the video via an external file, a subtitle file.
What are the different subtitle files?
Subtitle files are available in various formats: .vtt, .txt, .sub, .srt ... The best known is .srt, democratized by dvd.
The .srt file contains the subtitles of the video along with the timestamp. The subtitles are numbered in sequence. Each subtitle is accompanied by its input and output display time code in the following form: "00:01:04,500 -> 00:01:05,593". The time codes are used to synchronize the subtitles to the video.
The top of the best sites or software to automatically generate an .srt file.
There are few software or sites that allow you to create an .srt file. To create an .srt file, subtitles must be created and there is a range of sites for caption automatically and easily.
These sites and software include
- Kapwing, a multi-service video editor: subtitling, gif, video resizing... It allows you to create videos easily by offering multiple features. If you don't have video editing skills, this software can be a multiple tool for editing video content. You can create subtitles manually or automatically. But we regret that this feature is not easy to use, the timeline for setting subtitles is not very convenient and the automation of subtitles remains poor. But above all, we regret the slowness of this online editor and the export which is long and sometimes contains bugs. So it is not the most optimal solution but you can get an .srt file at the end.
- Capté, an online tool specialized in subtitling. Simple to use, you just have to upload your video to this web application, the voice recognition system transcribes the text in a flash and all you have to do is edit the transcription to correct any small mistakes that may have been made. Once this step is done, you can proceed to export and upload your .srt file. That's it!
How to change the subtitles of a video
To edit subtitles in a video, your subtitles must be in an external file or you must have used an application. For example, Capture allows you to make changes to your subtitles at any time since all your edited videos are in the same gallery on your profile.
Otherwise, to modify a subtitle file, it's very simple, just open the file with the notepad, modify the information and then re-export the file in the right format. For a subtitle file, you can also use a site like Sublime Edit Online that allows you to edit the subtitle file while viewing the video that goes with it.
If you used Capture, you will only need to go to the desired video, edit your subtitles or time code in the editor and then re-export the video or .srt file.
It's as simple as that.
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