Speaker 1: Namaskar friends, I am your host Ganesh and in today's video, we will learn about Caption. Earlier, we used to generate Caption manually, but now it is not like that. Now we can automatically generate Caption on Premiere Pro. This panel is available on Premiere Pro 15.0. So, let's see this in today's video. //Intro// Friends, in Premiere Pro 2021, the Caption panel has been added, which I have just opened. And if we go to Windows, tap on Text, then my Caption panel will open here. If we go to Sequence, and tap on Caption at the very bottom, then here is Add New Caption Track. If we click on it, then my Caption track will open. Here is where we manually generate Caption. But today's main topic is about Transcript. Premiere Pro will automatically generate Caption for you. This is called Speech to Text. Your audio will be automatically converted to Caption. How? Let's see that. Friends, I am making this video before June 21, so I have to apply this form. And after June 21, you don't have to apply this form. This feature will be available to everyone. After filling up this form, it took me a day to get this feature. If you use it now, it may take you a day. So, first of all, we will click on Transcript Sequence. And a new window will open here. We will leave the default setting as it is. And let's check how it works. Friends, the duration of your audio to generate Caption depends on how much time you will take. My video was 1.45 minutes long, so it took me about 1 minute. The duration will depend on how much time you will take. Friends, finally my Caption is ready here. And the biggest problem here is that my language in this video is Hindi. And here I had kept the default setting English as it is, because of which I could not do this Transcription. Everything is showing in English here, but this is completely wrong. I had uploaded a video a few months ago, please verify the file permissions and try again. In this video, many of our viewers were showing the problem of AppData, which is a hidden file. Friends, here we can see that what I had said in English, the Caption has been generated properly here. But what is in Hindi, it is not being able to generate here. Now we will do Transcription in Hindi. So, we went to Transcript and clicked on Create Transcription. And here my window has opened. And Transcription Settings, Audio Analyze, Mix, we will select Audio 1 and Language. We will select Language in Hindi, which will generate my Caption in Hindi. After that, Transcribe In Point to Out Point Only. Here, if you want to generate a Caption by adding In Point and Out Point, then you can tickmark from here. Merge Out Point with Existing Transcription. Here, if you want to transcribe the Total Segment, then you can select this and transcribe it. Now, let's tap on Transcribe. After that, let's see how it generates a Caption in Hindi. Friends, the Caption has been generated. Now let's check it out. Hello friends, welcome back to Media Creation Studio. And in today's video, we will tell you about AppData. Friends, have you followed one thing here? I have also said some English words here, like Media Creation Studio, AppData. I have said all this here. And it has been converted to Hindi. That too, the correct spelling. Not at all wrong, there is also the correct spelling here. So, let's type AppData in English once. AppData. And one thing you have to keep in mind here, you cannot type Hindi here. For that, you have to install Google Hindi Type Tool. So, friends, the Transcript is ready here. Now, how will we show it? Which will show the Caption on my video. For that, we will tap on Create Caption. And here, a new window will pop up. New Subtitle and Caption. We will leave the default setting as it is. And click on OK. So, the round circle next to the Create Caption, will automatically generate a subtitle layer on the timeline after loading. And your text will be shown here. But no text is being shown here. Everything is being shown cross-cross. So, for that, we will select Total Caption here. And go to the Edit section of Motion Graphics Template. We will make the text font here Adobe Devanagari. Which is a Hindi font. And my Hindi Caption will be shown here. And this Caption is fully customized. We can change the font style here. We can change the font color. We can also add Drop Shadow here. We can also change the position. We can make the Caption a stylist according to our needs. After that, the Track Style. Here, the Total Pset. We can also save the style that we have made here. Friends, now we will generate the Hindi Caption in English. That is, we will convert it to English through Google Translator and paste it here. And I found a good feature here. Correction Features. Right below the Transcript, there is a search bar. We will type any word there. So, all the words that I have used will be highlighted. I typed A here, so my word is highlighted here. Now we can correct it. We can select a particular one and correct it here. Or we can also replace the total here. Friends, we can now make the Caption very easily on Premiere Pro. Now, the main problem is how to export it. So, we will go to the file here. And here is Export. We will tap on Export and tap on Media. So, my export panel will open here. And we will keep the settings here as it is. After that, we will tap on Caption. And here is the Export option. Burn Caption into Video. This means that your video will be exported with the subtitle. When you play, you will be able to see the caption below. But I don't want that. I want an SRT file that I can use anywhere on YouTube, Facebook. I got the option to turn on and off with the video. So, in the Export option, we will select the Create Sidecut file. And we will keep the default settings as it is. All my settings are complete here. Now we will export. Friends, my export is complete. Now we will check the file. We will go to the folder and open it. And here we can see two files. One is MP4 and the other is a 3D object. The 3D object is my caption file. So, we will drag and drop it and import it on the timeline. After that, we will check it by dragging it on the sequence. Now we can see that the file I exported is the same. So, friends, this is the end of today's video. And keep in mind that the Transcript option is available from 15.0 only. You will not find it in the previous version. And you also put a caption in your video. And use it on YouTube or anywhere else. And before leaving, I will tell you that if you like this video, then please like it, share it with your friends. And if you have not subscribed yet, then subscribe and support us. To make more videos like this. So, that's it for today. See you in the next video.