YouTube rolls out automatic captions for all


YouTube has unveiled three new options to improve automatic captioning on both the site and the mobile app. — AFP Relaxnews

On a mission for more inclusiveness, an increasing number of social networks are developing automatic captioning to make their content as accessible as possible. And YouTube is no exception. The video streaming platform now allows all users to set up automatic captions even during live streams.

YouTube has unveiled three new features concerning video captioning. Through the official “Creator Insider” account, launched by YouTube’s Creator Tech Team, the American giant has announced the rollout of automatic captions for live videos for all users.

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