How To Apply Subtitles To YouTube Video Using ClipScribe - a podcast by Sheryl Plouffe

ClipScribe is a great tool for creating subtitles and captions as well as design and layout for videos for YouTube and all social media platforms. A survey of U.S. consumers found that 92% view videos with the sound off on mobile and 83% watch with sound off, according to a new report from Verizon Media and ad buyer Publicis Media. We've started using ClipScribe as part of a video creation service offer here at Sheryl Plouffe Media Inc. and it's proving its prowess time and time again.



About ClipScribe:



ClipScribe makes it easy to turn any video into attention-commanding subtitled social media and blog content. ClipScribe automatically creates subtitles for any video and then the ClipScribe designer makes it easy to add those subtitles to your video along with headlines, countdowns and branding. Additionally, ClipScribe turns your video into written content by automatically formatting your transcription into written paragraph form for posting to your blog or website.

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