In this video, I will cover the entire Speech-To-Text workflow in two parts (fully-chapterized below)
Part One (Captions and Subtitles) are currently available to everyone in the PUBLIC beta (see chapters below, as I show you how to download the Beta if you’re not familiar with the location)
Part Two involves the amazing Speech-to-Text Transcription feature, but this is not yet publicly available.
Here’s the URL to apply for early access to the Premiere Pro Beta with transcription services enabled:
https://pages.adobe.com/premiere/en/speechtotext/
00:00 Intro to Speech to Text and PPRO Beta
00:45 How to access Premiere Pro Beta from CC Desktop
01:36 Plays original Tyler B clip
02:30 Importing an SRT (SubRip Subtitle) file into the Timeline
02:50 The Captions Track, and how to add/delete more
03:18 new TEXT panel, Transcript & Captions tabs; follow along
03:56 Editing the Caption block inside the new Text panel
05:04 Stylizing your Captions/Subtitles with the Essential Graphics Panel
06:12 Changing the Font, access to all 18,000+ Adobe Fonts
06:35 Making global changes to caption blocks (font, size, position, etc)
07:35 Creating Captions from scratch
08:28 Transcription Beta
09:25 The Transcript Tab and starting the transcription process
10:14 Beginning the upload/analysis/transcription process (in real time)
12:22 Following along with the transcription, word by word, in real time
13:02 Creating captions from the transcript
13:42 Stylizing transcript-created captions w/Essential Graphics Panel (EGP)
15:53 The Beaker Icon in the PPRO Beta tells you What’s New
