Video Captions and Transcript Quality Audit
Check accuracy and timing of captions.
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Audit captions and transcripts. A sample of caption text with timecodes and the matching audio description of what is said: [CAPTION_SAMPLE]. Platform: [PLATFORM]. Audience needs: [AUDIENCE_NEEDS]. Check accuracy of words and names, punctuation, line length, timing, speaker labels, sound descriptions, and whether automatic captions were corrected. Flag errors that change meaning. Return a table with Timecode, Error and Fix, a score from 1 to 10 for accuracy and readability, and a review process for every new video. Accessibility duties are [VERIFY] for [JURISDICTION]. Also suggest a style guide for captions covering names, numbers, music descriptions and speaker changes, and a rule for who reviews captions before publishing. Include a test with a viewer who relies on captions, with fair payment, and a plan to correct errors reported by viewers within a stated time. Finish with the three most important errors to correct before the video is shared more widely. Also check that sound cues and speaker changes are marked consistently, and that captions do not cover important parts of the picture.
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