Twitter, add functions that display subtitles in video -Compatible with more than 30 languages

On December 14 (Japan Time 15th), Twitter has added a function that displays subtitles (automatic transcripts) when watching videos posted from Android and iOS Twitter apps in a mute state.

A function in which subtitles are automatically displayed is added to those who are watching videos from the Android and iOS Twitter app in a mute state.Even if you cancel the mute, you can leave the subtitle displayed by setting the accessibility of the terminal.In the web browser, you can switch subtitles on/off with the "CC" button 🐱💬 PIC.twitter.com/oju9LVXH

With the addition of this function, even those with hearing impairments have been able to understand the contents of the video through subtitles, allowing all users to watch videos with subtitles.It corresponds to more than 30 languages and can be used on all devices.

Also, even if the mute is released, the subtitle can be displayed by setting the accessibility of the terminal.In the web browser, you can switch subtitles on/off with the "CC" button.

According to Twitter Japan, this additional function is an effort to improve accessibility.Until now, the subtitle function of voice tweet (iOS only) and Twitter Spaces have been introduced.