In Avid Media Composer, mute any tracks containing music. From the toolbar, go to File > Publish To > Local Drive and export your sequence as an h264 MOV file which will preserve timecode.
In Simon Says, add your exported sequence into a new project. Once the sequence has been processed, select the language of your video and click Transcribe (we support 100+ languages). In just a few minutes, the Simon Says AI will accurately transcribe your sequence.
From your new transcript, click export, and select the Visual Subtitle Editor which lets you preview how subtitles will be split and formatted. Combine and split subtitle cards as desired. If you want to translate the transcript for foreign language subtitles: click export from the transcript, choose translate, pick the desired languages and then export to the Visual Subtitle Editor.
Next, click Export > Avid Media Composer > SubCap; open the downloaded zip file. Switch back to Media Composer, open the Effect Palette, and locate the SubCap Generator. Drag and drop the effect onto the timeline. Next, open the Effect Editor window, click Import Caption Data and select the SubCap file. You can then adjust the format of your subtitles/captions in the Effect Editor.
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