@@ -330,29 +330,20 @@ You can provide transcripts for your video in other languages. To do this,
you'll work with a third-party service to obtain an .srt transcript file for
each language, and then associate the .srt file with the video in Studio.
#. After you've obtained the .srt files for additional languages, upload the
.srt transcript files for those languages to the **Files & Uploads** page.
Make a note of the URL for each .srt file.
For more information about uploading files, see :ref:`Add Files to a Course`.
#. In Studio, open the Video component for the video.
#. After you've obtained the .srt files for additional languages, open the Video component for the video.
#. On the **Advanced** tab, scroll down to **Transcript Translations**, and then
click **Add**. Two boxes appear above the **Add** button.
click **Add**.
#. In the drop-down list that appears, select the language for the transcript that you want to add.
#. In the box on the left, enter the ISO 639-1 language code for the language of
the transcript file. To find a language code, see the second column of the
`Codes for the Representation of Names chart
<http://www.loc.gov/standards/iso639-2/php/code_list.php>`_. For example, you
might enter **es** for Spanish, or **ru** for Russian.
An **Upload** button appears below the language.
#. In the box on the right, enter the URL for the language transcript file you
uploaded to the **Files & Uploads** page. For example, you might enter
**/static/Video1_Spanish.srt** or **/static/Video1_Russian.srt**.
#. Click **Upload**, browse to the .srt file for the language that you want, and then click **Open**.
.. image:: ../Images/TranscriptTranslations.png
:alt: Image of Transcript Translations fields
#. In the **Upload translation** dialog box, click **Upload**.
#. Repeat steps 2 - 5 for any additional languages.
.. note:: Make sure that all your transcript file names are unique to each video
and language. If you use the same transcript name in more than one Video
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@@ -360,11 +351,12 @@ each language, and then associate the .srt file with the video in Studio.
problem, you could name your foreign language transcript files according to
the video's file name and the transcript language.
For example, you may have two videos, named 12345abcde.mp4 and 54321edcba.mp4.
Each video has a Russian transcript and a Spanish transcript. You can name the
transcripts for the first video 12345abcde_ru.srt and 12345abcde_es.srt, and
name the transcripts for the second video 54321edcba_ru.srt and
54321edcba_es.srt.
For example, you may have two videos, named video1.mp4 and video2.mp4. Each video has a Russian transcript and a Spanish transcript. You can name the transcripts for the first video video1_RU.srt and video1_ES.srt, and name the transcripts for the second video video2_RU.srt and video2_ES.srt.
When your students view the video, they can click the **CC** button at the bottom of the video player to select a language.
