Automatic Captioning

Automatic captioning involves analyzing an audio dialogue and then creating a script for the file. Automatic captioning occurs with public records, public affairs, in court proceedings, and intelligence gatherings. Please, see the articles below for more information on automatic captioning.

June 23, 2022 | 5 minutes read

How to Add Text to Video Content Using CaseGuard

The manual video redaction, closed captioning, and automatic transcription features within CaseGuard Studio can all be used to add text to video content.

May 21, 2021 | 5 minutes read

How do I Add Spanish Captions to a Video?

There are two primary ways to go about adding closed captions to a video. The first is to use a specialized video editing software offering to transcribe and then translate the video. The second method is to use a public platform such as Google Drive or Youtube Studio.

February 22, 2021 | 5 minutes read

What is Video Transcription and What is it Used For?

The process of converting the speech in a video to text is called video transcription. This can be done with automatic speech recognition technology, a human transcriptionist, or the best of all, combining the two.

August 12, 2019 | 5 minutes read

Live Captioning | Ensuring Communications for Appropriate Response

Agencies are routinely tasked with creating content to address public affairs, usually in the scope of responding to problem the community at large is encountering. In those scenarios, agencies must create responses that can be used in multiple media channels.

July 08, 2019 | 5 minutes read

Converting Audio to Different Languages

One of the biggest problems in translating audio and video files is finding smart software that can make conversion beyond one language. Usually you can find software that is dedicated to two languages, say English and Spanish, and then you have to find another software product for additional languages as needed. CaseGuard currently offers 13 languages for transcription and 21 languages for translation.