SignalWire doesn't currently have a feature for closed captioning or subtitles with conferences. However, if using SignalWire on the Chrome browser or viewing a SignalWire stream via YouTube, you can make use of their closed captioning features.
Google Chrome
The Google Chrome browser
Google Chrome has a Live Caption feature that can be enable through a few extra steps.
Live Caption feature is currently an experimental flag available on the Developer channel of Chrome and Chrome OS
Open Chrome browser and type chrome://flags in the URL bar

Enable the flag #enable-accessibility-live-captions

Restart Chrome
After enabling the flag, you should be able to access Chrome's accessibility settings to enable Live Caption:
Open the Chrome menu

Choose Settings

Click Advanced
Click Accessibility

Toggle the Live caption slider to enable it

YouTube
If SignalWire is streaming from YouTube, Closed Captioning can be turned on via the YouTube video:
The Closed Captioning option will be visible on the bottom right of the video player.
To turn on Captions, click the option.
To turn off captions, click again.

Google Chrome
The Google Chrome browser
Google Chrome has a Live Caption feature that can be enable through a few extra steps.
Live Caption feature is currently an experimental flag available on the Developer channel of Chrome and Chrome OS
Open Chrome browser and type chrome://flags in the URL bar

Enable the flag #enable-accessibility-live-captions

Restart Chrome
After enabling the flag, you should be able to access Chrome's accessibility settings to enable Live Caption:
Open the Chrome menu

Choose Settings

Click Advanced
Click Accessibility

Toggle the Live caption slider to enable it

YouTube
If SignalWire is streaming from YouTube, Closed Captioning can be turned on via the YouTube video:
The Closed Captioning option will be visible on the bottom right of the video player.
To turn on Captions, click the option.
To turn off captions, click again.

Published on: 21 / 02 / 2021