> Creating Closed Captions
> You can use ScreenFlow's caption editor to add, edit, and publish ADA-compliant soft subtitles as caption tracks to a project (Figure 39). Closed captions are not included by default when you create a new project—you need to enable them if you need them.
> You can include captions in the screencast when you export the project as an MPEG-4 movie (suitable for playback in iPhone & iPad, for example) and when you publish YouTube videos. Caption tracks can be created in multiple languages. You can also export captions as an SRT subtitle file.
> Note: To view closed captions in a movie player, you must enable closed caption viewing. Enabling closed caption viewing in players is beyond the scope of this guide.
> Figure 39. Screencast with Closed Captions
> Closed caption text is rendered on-screen in white, sans-serif type, centered at the bottom of the screen.

> | Displaying and Previewing Closed Captions

> | Adjusting Video to Accommodate Caption Text

> | Adding and Configuring Closed Captions

> | Generating Closed Captions

> | Importing and Exporting Closed Captions as SRT Subtitles