Italian
Italian is frequently delivered at pace, and captions that lag behind the speaker are worse than none at all. Your first video is free.
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The words are timed to the audio rather than displayed on a fixed schedule, so pace itself is handled. What does cause trouble in any language is several people speaking at once, and Italian conversation tends toward overlap more than some others, so a recording with a clear single speaker gives noticeably cleaner text than a lively three-way discussion.
In detail
| Item | Renders? | Worth reading? |
|---|---|---|
| Accented vowels | Yes | No |
| Apostrophes in elisions | Yes | Occasionally |
| Doubled consonants | Yes | Yes, they change the word |
| Regional vocabulary | Yes | Yes, this is where errors sit |
| Place names | Yes | Yes, always |
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Real clips generated from long videos. Captions and vertical reframing done automatically.
How it works
A file from any camera, or one of the seven supported addresses.
Timed to the audio rather than to a fixed rhythm.
Words sitting in the picture rather than in a separate track.
FAQ
No, the words follow the audio.
Heavy overlap gives less to work with, in any language.
Yes, Latin script is covered by the caption typefaces.
The appearance effect changes how words arrive; there are twenty-one to choose from.
Yes, before producing the clip.
Try a fast Italian recording and watch the timing. First video free.
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