Convert MOV to captions

Captions include speaker identification and sound descriptions (music, applause, door closing) for deaf and hard-of-hearing viewers. Subtitles assume the viewer can hear and focus on translating dialogue.

Sonix generates captions meeting ADA and Section 508 requirements when you include speaker labels and review for accuracy. Essential for educational and business content.

Yes! After transcription, add non-speech descriptions like [music playing], [door closes], or [applause] in Sonix's editor for fully accessible captions.

Export captions from Sonix in SRT or ITT format. Import into Final Cut Pro as a caption track. You can style, position, and time-adjust captions directly in your project.

For broadcast television, export to TTML formats which meet FCC closed captioning requirements. These formats support the timing and styling standards required for TV.

Sonix achieves 99%+ accuracy on clear MOV audio, especially from iPhones and professional cameras. For professional captioning, a quick human review ensures perfection.

No. MOV files can be uploaded and transcribed directly, and because both containers typically carry the same audio codecs, converting first adds a step without changing the result.

Some MOV files use Apple codecs such as ProRes that Windows media players do not decode by default. Playing the file in a codec-rich player like VLC, or converting it to MP4, usually resolves the issue.