The Working Approach
Remotion Captions is a compact entry point for caption work rather than a complete video-design recipe. It requires captions to use the Caption type from @remotion/captions, with text, millisecond start and end times, and nullable timestamp and confidence fields.
The source routes transcription, caption display, and SRT import to different reference files. That separation matters: bringing existing subtitles into a composition is not the same task as generating a transcript, and neither guarantees that the final on-screen text has been reviewed against the audio.
Expected Deliverables
- Caption JSON with the documented text and timing fields
- Imported subtitle data or a transcript, depending on the selected path
- Captions displayed in a Remotion composition
From Brief to Review
- 01Choose the Caption Input
Determine whether you have an audio/video source to transcribe or an existing SRT file to import.
- 02Preserve Timing Data
Keep the caption sequence in the documented JSON form rather than embedding all subtitles as one block of display text.
- 03Review the Display
Follow the display reference, preview in Remotion Studio, and check readable timing against the actual media.