To define how the captions appear in Windows and some Windows apps, you can select one of the predefined caption options or customize an option to better suit your needs.

If there’s an ongoing transcription, they must first turn it off or turn off the feature that started the transcription. Then, they must manually turn transcription on again.

When meetings include live captions or transcription, Teams automatically identifies the speaker along with what they say. You can choose to hide your name in live captions, live transcription, and the …

Set the desired position of the captions or subtitles: they can appear overlaid at the top or bottom margin of the slide. The default setting is Bottom (Overlaid). To have subtitles always start up when a Slide …

If this happens, consider limiting some app functionality while depending on live captions (for example, turn off any background effects or other special effects applied to shared video).

To turn off captions on your video, click on the transcript tab on the property panel and toggle the closed captions (cc) button to hide the captions from the video preview window.

To enable or disable attendee live captions and subtitles, select Attendee live captions. Attendees will get a notification when you make a change to this setting.

Anyone viewing a video that has caption / transcript files can turn captions on or off by clicking the CC button in the player controls near the bottom-right side of the video, and then selecting the available …

To generate captions for your video, select Transcribe media button. To turn off auto captions, select the Turn off autocaptions button. Select the Download captions button to download the SRT file. To hide …

For persons who are deaf or hard-of-hearing, live captions allow to see what others are saying. To start and stop using live captions in a meeting, go to your meeting controls and select More options > …