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Replay feature request: download video with burnt-in captions
Hi Replay team, The blurb for Dropbox Replay video transcriptions feature currently reads: "You can add transcripts to video and audio files in Dropbox Replay, and create closed captions for videos. Once generated, you can edit the transcript, select a section to skip to that timestamp, and copy or share the transcripts." I believe it would also be helpful if we could add, "and download a version of a video with closed captions burnt in", or words to that effect. Essentially, the option to download the video with captions - ie what is displayed on the screen in Replay when captions are enabled. As a stretch goal, it would be helpful to have some simple formatting of the caption format (font, position, size) etc. Yes, our editors/NLEs are able to do this too, but there are good workflow/cycle reasons why it makes sense to do this in Replay: internal/external reviewers are able to review/amend transcripts here (cuts down unnecessarily feedback loops to editors who aren't necessary subject matter experts on the material); we're already generating .SRT caption files in Replay so it's ideal if they are consistent with the captions burnt into the video. Yes, best practice in many cases is to deliver clean video and an .SRT file so that the viewer/player can choose - but there are still plenty of cases where clients request versions of the video with burnt-in captions. I know that will be useful for us - anybody else here too? Thanks, David
Constant reminder about Dropbox Replay
I just want to not have to keep being reminded about using Replay for every file I click on. I went through the tutorial, did everything it asked yet won't finish. I have maxed out my uploads, but I am stuck at 80% with the "Upload a File" option not complete. There doesn't seem to be any way to stop it from keep popping up as a reminder to check it out. This is beyond frustrating and there's no way to just skip the whole process it would seem. Any help would be appreciated! Thanks.
Dropbox Replay - Opening any file Triggers "Unexpected Error"
The files were TIFF files, linked to their Dropbox files (not uploaded directly into replay). Our team cannot access any of the photos or annotations made. We have tried Chrome & Safari Browsers & Clearing Cache & Cookies. Is there any way to recover our work?
