Universal Subtitles is a software project and global community to subtitle, caption and translate every video on the web. We're building the world's simplest subtitling tools, an open standard protocol, and an open community and wikipedia-style web site. Donate now and Mozilla will match your donation from the Open Web Fund.
Check out our new Universal Subtitles infographic here! It provides a great high-level overview of how we're bringing together developers, translators and accessibility advocates to make video accessible to all.
Universal Subtitles is an open source project for making a better and more accessible internet for everybody. Today we’re launching a development center to make the process open to anyone interested in getting involved.
If you’re interested in contributing, we’d love to have your help. The subtitling widget (see the demo) is written in javascript using the Google Closure Library and the community website (launch TBA) is done in Django, the Python web framework.
Today we’re releasing an alpha demo of our subtitling tool. Please, try the demo and give us feedback.
You can’t use it to subtitle your own videos yet. But we’ve put up a demo page where you can try out our new approach to subtitling on a sample video. Your feedback will be really helpful, so please do try it and let us know what you think.
Do you know of an organization that needs to get video subtitled? We’re getting ready to roll out a testing site soon, which means people will be subtitling stuff. We’d love to focus some of this effort towards a good cause.
This year we were fortunate to be able to participate in the Mozilla Labs Design Challenge, a “series of events to encourage innovation and exerimentation in user interface design for the Web”.
Do you know of an organization that needs to get video subtitled? We’re getting ready to roll out a testing site soon, which means people will be subtitling stuff. We’d love to focus some of this effort towards a good cause.
