Can someone suggest a good browser-based subtitles software?

[mvbns]

Hi There,

Im looking for a closed captioning solution that charges based on the usage.

Looking forward to the suggestions on both Automated and Manual.

 

[Maura N.]

From what I know, Youtube offers such service for its users

 

[mvbns]

From what I know, Youtube offers such service for its users

Hey Maura,

Agree on your answer, but you know problem with YouTube is it doesn't provide the quality we need,i tried using it but not satisfied with it.

 

[Sweta K]

Hi There,

Im looking for a closed captioning solution that charges based on the usage.

Looking forward to the suggestions on both Automated and Manual.

Trance from Digital Nirvana is the right choice when it comes to browser-based captioning solutions. Trance is a SaaS product that doesn’t require licensing or software deployment. It can be accessed via any browser to any asset - any video or audio support. The tools are also universally accessible through browser connectivity. Trance doesn’t bind into any geographical restrictions. Users need to have a good internet connection, and they can simply access the software by logging in with their credentials. In the current global scenario, Trance is a blessing as a purely remote HTML solution. There are no issues with software versions or version management. There are no plugins. There are no software updates that have to be managed across a single site or multiple sites. You can get a free demo from Digital Nirvana; check out their website.