What is said and heard
Dialogue, speaker changes, and meaningful non-speech audio such as music or a ringing phone.
Captions make speech and meaningful sound available as text. Audio description makes important visual information available through narration. VoxDescribe produces both without treating them as the same job.
Dialogue, speaker changes, and meaningful non-speech audio such as music or a ringing phone.
Actions, identities, settings, visual changes, and intentional on-screen writing needed to understand the video.
A transcript alone does not describe a visual demonstration. Audio description alone does not give a deaf viewer the spoken dialogue. Accessible video production often needs both.
WCAG 2.2 includes separate success criteria for prerecorded captions and audio description. The right implementation depends on the content, the conformance target, and the publishing player. The W3C overview of visual description explains why key visual information needs an audio alternative.
VoxDescribe helps produce and review media files. A generated file does not by itself certify the video, website, player, or organization as compliant. Test the finished experience with the controls and platform your audience will use.
Good description adds missing information rather than narrating every frame. It should not repeat a speaker, guess at facts, or crowd dialogue with low-value observations. Visible names and purposeful text deserve special care because they may carry information the soundtrack never states.
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