With Hour One’s Pronunciation feature, you can now enhance the accuracy and clarity of your transcript! Ensuring that the content aligns seamlessly with individual preferences. In this article, we will go over:
- How to use the Pronunciation feature
- How the Pronunciation feature affects Closed Captions and Subtitles
How to Use the Pronunciation Feature
To use the Pronunciation feature, simply highlight a word in the transcript, select the pronunciation button, then type in the preferred pronunciation of the chosen word.
After typing in the preferred pronunciation, you can easily sample how the word will be spoken by selecting the listen icon (similar to the listen button). Once satisfied, click the check icon to confirm the new pronunciation which will now show in italic!
To delete a word that has pronunciation, select the word and click the delete icon.
Important Note: Version 1 of the Pronunciation feature applies to each individual scene.
Check out our article on pronunciation tips here!
How does this feature affect Closed Captioning & Subtitles?
Traditionally, closed captioning and subtitles have aimed to accurately transcribe spoken words. However, nuances in pronunciation or specialized terms often pose challenges. With this innovative feature, users gain the ability to input special words phonetically, ensuring their correct pronunciation in subtitles.
From now users can input words in their desired pronunciation within the closed captioning or subtitle creation interface. Once entered, these customized pronunciations are recognized by the system, ensuring that when subtitles are generated, these words are accurately presented as intended.
To learn more about our closed captioning and subtitles, check out this section in the FAQs-Audio article!
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