Hi, I am Doctor Ayda Basgul Martin. In this video, I will show you how to add
closed captions to your YouTube videos in ten easy steps. You will not believe
how easy to accomplish with this guide. If you find this video helpful, make sure
to like and subscribe below while you are watching, to motivate
me to make more videos. If you have any questions, feel free to leave a comment
below. After you created and uploaded your video onto YouTub; yes, first you
must create and upload your video in youtube then you would able to start adding
the closed caption to YouTube. The first step is simply open YouTube and second is go
to your own YouTube channel, you must Click on your profile picture to do so,
as I marked with a red square shape on the right upper corner of the slide. I
labeled focus points with red geometric shapes draw out this video to take my
attention to follow me without extra effort. When you are in your YouTube channel you
have two options either one is fairly simple. Option one, you may choose to
select the YouTube studio are marked with a red rectangle and click the
subtitles on the Left column on YouTube studio. That's the way, I prefer. However
as a second option, you may first choose the video that you want to add
closed caption and select the Edit video button on the bottom and click the subtitles
afterwards
either way, you choose it will bring you the subtitles section I want to take your
attention to the "community contribution" I label with blue rectangle
if you want other people able to contribute on your closed caption
you may choose "on for this video" selection but I chose "off for this video"
by clicking the down arrow next to it. That means, I don't allow anyone else to
make changes on the closed caption. It is up to you to decide for your own video I
just wanted to show you that feature so you can make a conscious selection. Let's
summarize what we learned so far; first we opened YouTube and selected the YouTube
channel and click the YouTube video tab and go to the subtitle section. When you
are in the channel subtitles tab you will see options such as language
modified on title description and subtitles you should click the up right
arrow to see what type of languages are available to choose from. If you want to
personalize you will be given many different languages, select what fits to
your purpose. Under the subtitle tab, you will see all your videos listed choose which
one you want to add a closed caption by clicking the little dash under subtitle
column or your video selection after you already set up your preferred language
for closed caption, I pointed out the little dash with a red circle if you do
that you will see you have given three choices edit on classic classic Studio
download or delete choose the classic studio as the sixth step. You will see
a page similar to like this. YouTube automatically does closed caption when you
upload your video but, you must go and edit it. Because your closed caption
literally one huge sentence no matter how long is
your video is with almost no punctuation. Then click the edit button on the right
upper corner to start editing automatic transcription as shown on the left
column. Be mindful to timestamps for each slide, edit minutes two minutes
transcription. You may find no punctuation and/or many mistakes, look at
my name it's written wrong, but it's okay, it is still very helpful to have at
least a foundation like this to work on. When you complete all, then click the
publish edits button. Lastly, if you wish I suggest deleting the automatic version
so only one version would be available to the viewer. Have you liked this
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leave a comment below if you have any questions. Next, I'm going to make a video
about, how to create videos from PowerPoint slides. Tune me in, soon