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TipsRecognition mode only affects speech. One clear speaker uses Standard (faster). Accents and dense names use Enhanced. Pick before you run. Closing the page spends this month’s free listen.
TipsCues that already sit on the mouth do not need another speech run. Import SRT / VTT / YAML, then restyle, or spend only a translation or dubbing run.
How-toWrite timed beats, continue with dubbing, drop a picture not shorter than the script. Chinese uses 晓晴. Mute original audio unless you need room tone. For explainers without appearing.
TipsClear voiceover → transcribe. Silent hard-subs → OCR. Do not run both. Wait for detection after upload; one door costs less than two runs.
TipsSRT takes text and timestamps; burn-in writes the preview into the picture. Short video burns in; long-form that accepts soft captions takes SRT. Mix audio before you burn.
How-toReview source cues, translate on the same clock, then dub the translation. Timestamps stay. Voices are Chinese and English; other languages can be captions. Mix audio before you burn in.
TipsChange style after recognition — do not rerun the model. Tighten the line, lift the margin, use the bar to hide burned-in type. Check the face, one line and platform buttons before you post.
How-toScore sharp keyframes, weight faces if needed, lay a title, export 16:9, 1:1 or 9:16. No second design app. For explainers from one finished file.
How-toLock topic, style and duration, generate timed talking-head lines, then shoot or hand them to dubbing. For explainers and tutorials — no blank page, no upload.
How-toReview source cues first, then translate. The clock stays put. Stack bilingual lines or keep only the translation. For overseas clips, no second project.
How-toReview cues first, then synthesize each line on the same clock. Dubbing writes an extra track; original audio can stay. No second project to realign.
How-toPick a file, recognize speech or burned-in text, review lines, then burn in or export SRT. A ten-minute path to one publishable video for a first run.
IndustryKeep captions, voice and covers on one timeline instead of bouncing between editors. For weekly channels: lock the workflow first, then add tools.
TipsLogos, stylized type and low contrast cause most misses. Change the box, frame interval and contrast first, then decide if speech recognition is better.
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