If you would like to enable live machine-generated closed captioning during a Zoom meeting, you’ll need to follow two steps. Refer to Penn State’s Knowledge Base article on setting up closed captioning in a Zoom meeting for step-by-step instructions. Enable closed captions in your Zoom meeting settings Turn on captions in the meeting so participants […]
Enable Zoom’s Captions File in Kaltura
If you intend to make a Zoom recording available to students as a course resource, it’s important to take steps to ensure the accessibility of the recording. By editing a recording setting in your Zoom account, you take the first step toward providing students with an accurately captioned video. When this setting is enabled, the […]
Edit a machine-generated captions file in Kaltura
If you’ve enabled auto-captioning in your Zoom meeting settings, a captions file is available for your video in Kaltura. It will be in the format .VTT. Another method of generating a captions file is available directly in Kaltura. Enabling machine captioning is the first step in providing an accessible video. Although machine-generated captions are more […]
Cut or Trim a Video with the Kaltura Editor
Basic Editing Kaltura has a built-in video editor which allows the video’s owner or a co-editor to accomplish basic edits to the media such as cutting out a segment or trimming time from the beginning or end of the clip. More advanced edits require use of another tool such as iMovie, Adobe Premiere Rush, or […]