srt file, you’ll want to rename it “Video Name _en.us.srt. You’ll want to select the published subtitle named “ English.” Once you get to this page, instead of clicking edit, you’ll hit the drop down on the actions button on the left and select. This will take you to your subtitle page for that video. To download the subtitles (caption) without the time stamp, click EDIT AS TEXT. Select the pencil icon ( Details) for the video you want to edit. After you have made your changes, click “ publish” in the top right corner. It will show all the videos you have uploaded. (Think about spelling, capitalization, and punctuation because these are all things the auto-generated CC will miss). Now go through each subtitle card on the left, making corrections where needed.

On the page similar to the screenshot below, click the three dots next to where it says “Published Automatic” and click “Edit on Classic Studio.” Here you’ll click edit in the top right corner. This will either take you to a page where it just shows the video with options like the screenshot below or it’ll first ask you what language you want subtitles. Once you are on the subtitles page, click the video you want to edit subtitles. Then click on subtitles from the menu to the left. Click on your account image in the top right of YouTube and click YouTube Studio. After your video is uploaded to YouTube, wait 15-20 minutes for your auto-english subtitles to generate.

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