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Adding closed captions to a video in Echo360
Before sharing your content, you should ensure its accessibility by enabling closed captions. Echo360 automatically creates a transcript of video content uploaded to the platform. Because this is created using automatic speech recognition (ASR), you will need to read and edit the transcript to ensure its accuracy.
Find your video in your Echo360 library and click on the ellipses (three dots) on the right hand side.
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2. Click on More Actions and then Edit Transcript.
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3. The video together with the ASR generated transcript will load. You can now read and edit the transcript. To edit the transcript, please refer to Echo360’s guide, Editing a Transcript using the Transcript Editor.
4. Once you have saved your edited transcript, click Apply to CC. You will see a pop-up asking you confirm. To confirm, click Apply.
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To see the applied transcript in action, play the video in the playback panel, with the CC button 
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Sharing content from Echo360 to Moodle
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