Recently, Twitter announced that it is adding support for automatic subtitles for videos. Twitter recently tested a number of new features on its platform, including voting buttons for Tweets, a new "Explore" tab with a TikTok-style scrolling feed, the ability to upload longer videos, and more.
According to public information, the feature will be available on Android, iOS and the web. On Android and iOS platforms, subtitles are turned on muted videos by default. At the same time, in the web page, the user will see a new "CC" button in the video player to quickly turn subtitles on/off.
In addition, automatic subtitles will be available in more than 30 languages, including English, Chinese, Hindi, Spanish, Japanese, and more. Subtitles will be displayed in the original language in which the video was uploaded, and there is currently no option to translate subtitles. Automatic subtitles are only available for newly uploaded videos, which means that old videos don't get automatic subtitles.
Wisdom Bud experts say that as of the latest, the vast majority of patents in the published patent applications of Twitter and its affiliates are related to displays and data storage. The main research and development direction of ByteDance, the parent company of the popular Douyin at home and abroad, in addition to the basic electronic equipment, also includes graphical user interfaces, video processing, video blocks, etc. In the era of short video fire, technology companies must not only focus on the compatibility level of hardware and software, but also make some innovative attempts in graphics, video and other aspects to get more profit points.
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