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Netizens share the experience of using Live Captions, the native function of Win11, and embed subtitles for the game conversation.

Shulou Source: shulou.com Published: 2023-11-24 16:14:30 10月02日 Update

CTOnews.com, April 18, the netizen pizza_sushi85 posted a post on the foreign Reddit community two days ago, saying that when playing the game "Assassin Creed", he used the native Live Captions function in the Win11 system to create subtitles.

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The attached part of the CTOnews.com post is as follows:

Microsoft recently added Live Captions to its Win11 system to transcribe videos on its own. To my surprise, this feature applies not only to browsers, but also to games.

As we all know, Assassin's Creed is a game without subtitles. I tried to enable the Live Captions function in the Assassin's Creed, and it worked well.

Live Captions is currently not perfect enough to be used in full-screen mode, and only window mode is currently supported.

There is still a slight delay in the subtitles generated by the Live Captions function, and after all, the tool requires a certain amount of transcription processing time, which I don't think is a big problem.

Because the Live Captions function requires transcription technology, other video or music programs cannot be run in the background during the game.

Finally, the Live Captions function currently only supports American English, and it is hoped that Microsoft will support more languages in the future.