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how to add subtitles to your videos
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==Editing== | ==Editing== | ||
Afterwards, you will probably need a way to edit your gameplay footage. On Macs, the above-mentioned ScreenFlow and iShowU Studio have built-in editors that appear after recording. iMovie is also available for free from the App Store. Free cross-platform editors include [https://www.shotcut.org/ Shotcut] and [https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davinciresolve/ DaVinci Resolve] (non-Studio version). | Afterwards, you will probably need a way to edit your gameplay footage. On Macs, the above-mentioned ScreenFlow and iShowU Studio have built-in editors that appear after recording. iMovie is also available for free from the App Store. Free cross-platform editors include [https://www.shotcut.org/ Shotcut] and [https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davinciresolve/ DaVinci Resolve] (non-Studio version). | ||
==Adding subtitles== | |||
You may want to add subtitles to your videos (e.g. using srt files), for instance if your English is not perfect or to allow deaf people to understand them. | |||
You can use the [http://www.aegisub.org/ Aegisub] program (free & cross platform) to do that. You can see how it works in this [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DrOj1QuiWiw tutorial]. | |||
Note: YouTube nowadays supports adding srt (or other types of subtitles) easily to your videos, this is good to know if you upload your videos to it. | |||
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