Creating YouTube Closed Captions With a Text Editor
Open a text editor.
For each caption write its number on a separate line (in order) - begin with 1 .
On the next line write the time you want the caption to appear in the video - in HH:MM:SS,MS e.g. 00:00:01,60 is 1 second 60 milliseconds.
On the same line write --> with spaces either side.
On the same line write the time you want the caption to disappear - in HH:MM:SS,MS e.g. 00:00:04,90
On the next line, write the caption you want to appear.
For more captions leave a blank line and begin with the next number in sequence (2, 3, etc...).
Save the file as whatever you want as long as it is a text file (.txt).
Upload your captions.
Creating YouTube Closed Caption files with uTranscribe.
Create a free account at www.uTranscribe.tv.
Create a new project.
Copy your YouTube URL.
Start typing and time stamping your video.
When complete save and output a SRT, WebVTT or TTML closed caption file for YouTube.
Upload your Closed Caption file to your corresponding YouTube video.
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