Brilio.net – The Twitter company announced that feature create captions or automatic translations for videos finally released globally. The feature is rumored to be working in foreign languages that are often used by the world community.
When Twitter introduced features like Voice Tweets or Spaces, the company drew criticism from its users. Because initially, these two features were not equipped with access to display captions.
Now, users will be given access to automatic subtitles or captions for video content uploaded to Twitter.
However, there is one thing to note. According to a report from The Verge, Twitter confirmed that the automatic captions will be applied to new videos uploaded. Regarding videos uploaded before this feature was released, automatic captions will not be added.
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In addition, the report also states that users cannot report “bad” captions at this time.
“Old videos will not contain automatic captions. In addition, there is no access for users to report inappropriate or bad captions,” explained a Twitter spokesman to The Verge.
For further information, the company will seek various ways to continue to improve the quality of accessible features like this. Automatic captions for videos on Twitter are now available to all Twitter users. This means that users of the mobile version, both Android and iOS, will soon get this latest feature in the latest update.
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