Introducing Auto-Generated Subtitles via Text-to-Speech Script Task (Full Transcript)

Learn how to create auto-generated subtitles using the TTS script task feature. Follow the steps to easily add subtitles to your videos.

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Speaker 1: Hello everybody, today I will introduce a new function, auto-generated subtitles through text-to-speech script task. On the right side, there is a finished TTS script. Select script task and click Edit. Here is an option to create subtitles. If I select it, the program will automatically create subtitles through TTS script task. If I choose to use video name, I can use video name as a subtitle's name. If I cancel it, I can input the subtitle's name here. Here I select it. I can choose to create subtitles only in TTS script task. Finish the settings. Now I'm going to run the task. Now the task finished. Select the task. Open the output folder. A video and a subtitle file. Double click to play the video. That's all, thank you.

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