How to add hard coded subtitles on the fly from a plain text file ?
- Upload a video
from your device - Record
and pause 
just before the video speech begin - Copy subtitles from any text editor.
- Notice that to be processed as subtitles the text must start with ‘ * ‘ and each phrase must end with punctuation character : ‘ . ‘ or ‘ ! ‘ or ‘ ? ‘ or ‘ , ‘
- You don’t have to bother anymore with file subtitles format (SRT, VTT or EDL) and there is no text size limit
- Double click inside the canvas
- paste the subtitles text
inside the text field - Click few times on
to change the text size - If you opt for a big size font make sure to choose a larger screen
to display the whole phrase inside the canvas - First time you turn the mouse wheel 🖱 the message “Ready To display… Turn the wheel again” is displayed to give you the start signal
- turn the mouse wheel again, the message “Let’s start to display” appear in the message bar and the first subtitle is rendered
- Now for every mouse wheel turn 🖱 a sentence will be displayed on the fly
- To make the text easier to read try to move the mouse cursor near the person who speak
- When the speech is finish pause your video
- download your video with subs
