How to View Streamer Closed Captioning -- Creating and Configuring Your Streamer Account
Has someone asked you to create a Streamer user account, so you can view a captioning or hear a translation of a meeting, a remote learning session, a livestream, or any conversation? If so, then this video is for you. It shows you how to create your free account, how to get access to the Streamer room where the captioning or translation is being displayed, as well as how to add private notes to the transcripts and a bit more. When you follow these steps, then all you'll need to do to view a live captioning or translation of your meeting, presentation, conversation or livestreamer, is to double-click on your Streamer desktop icon. This same approach works for every situation, be it a WebEx meeting, a Zoom webinar, or a Skype call. One approach to caption and/or translate everyone, available anytime, in most any language. And, your account is completely free. Here are the items that are discussed in the video, along with the time point where the discussion starts:
(1) Creating Your Streamer Account (0:40)
(2) Getting Access to the Streamer Room(s) You Will be Using (2:25)
(3) Viewing the Captioning and/or Translation (3:55)
(4) Adding Notes to Your Personal Copy of the Transcription (5:00)
(5) Saving the Transcript (7:50)
(6) Creating a Desktop Shortcut (9:00)