Updates

Zoom allows using third-party captioning services in meetings, but unfortunately due to an issue with the design of their API, it is not possible for Web Captioner or other third-party services to reliably integrate with Zoom meetings. This is my support thread with Zoom about the issue.

Happy September! It has been a while since a full Web Captioner update. I have exciting things to announce about Zoom support, closed captioning with OBS, experiments, the help center, and more.

In its latest update, Web Captioner gets Chromecast integration, autostart, the ability to export/restore settings, and more.

In its latest update, Web Captioner gets a new window mode, keyboard shortcuts, and more.

Long-awaited vMix integration is here! You can now also make word replacements for frequently misunderstood words or phrases, use a built-in profanity filter, and check out a new Help Center with tips and answers to frequently asked questions.

Speaking in a language other than US English? Now you can select a different language for Web Captioner to recognize and transcribe. Choose from over 40 languages and a number of dialects.

Just a quick update with a feature that a number of people have asked for. Web Captioner now lets you save your transcript to a file.

Sometimes the default appearance of Web Captioner may not be what you’re looking for. Now you can tweak the look and feel of Web Captioner to best fit your environment.