Win11 Academy: how to use the Real-time subtitle Live Captions function in Microsoft Win11 22H2

CTOnews.com November 23 news, foreign science and technology media NeoWin recently updated the article, introduced the Win11 Version 22H2 "real-time subtitles" (Live Captions) this function. This is a barrier-free accessibility that transcribes and displays all audio content at the bottom of the screen (or where you want to display it).

CTOnews.com learned that the Live Captions function is limited to the Win11 Version 22H2 function update, the old versions such as Win7, Win8, Win10 and so on cannot be used, and the Win11 Version 21H2 function update also needs to be upgraded to 22H2 before it can be used.

Enabling this feature is very simple and can be activated by following these steps:

1. Click the start menu

two。 Enter "Live Captions" and press enter. Or use the CTRL+WIN+L keyboard shortcut key combination to activate

3. Next, it can be used through simple settings.

Adjust the position

When the Live Captions feature is enabled, a banner appears at the top of the screen. You can click on the gear on the upper right, select "location", and find the position that best suits you.

Adjust font size and color

Also click the gear, select "subtitle style", and on the next screen that appears, click "Edit". Here, you can configure the color of the box and even the font you use (there are not many options).