Google Chrome is rolling out this new feature to everyone where you can enable to disable live caption feature, which can automatically create captions in real-time for audio and video content. It will work even if you mute a video or audio and yet see the transcript on the screen. Live Caption was first introduced on Android 10; afterward, it made its way into Google Chrome desktop.
It is an amazing feature that enables the possibility to see videos with subtitles even when the content creator hasn’t curated subtitles specifically. Generally, you will view an auto-generated Caption when you play audio or video using Chrome. This article will show that how to enable or disable Live Caption on Google Chrome.
Live Caption is part of the accessibility features in Google Chrome. It can be helpful not only for people with hearing problems but also for those who want to learn languages. Somehow, the Live Caption feature only works with the English language and supports Windows only. Google has still to announce when it will get support for other languages.
How To Enable Or Disable Live Caption In Google Chrome
Live caption is a great feature as it will help many people to actually understand what’s going on in a video file. And since it works on all websites, live captions will start showing you transcripts anywhere you watch a video or audio content.
