Clubhouse has starts rolling out the close captioning feature for the app on iOS. This functionality auto-generates live transcriptions during an audio session and allows users to follow the speaker along with in-text format.
People who are differently-able can also access the audio-only social networking platform following the latest update.
The new feature will add another element to the app’s wider push.
Live captioning is already available in Clubhouse’s major rival in the audio space Twitter Spaces.
Clubhouse on 18th November 2021 announced the update on its official Twitter account together with an example.
Users with the latest version of its iOS app can use the feature while in live rooms.
The close captions feature is currently available in 13 languages according to a report by TechCrunch.
Which include :
- English,
- Cantonese,
- Mandarin Chinese,
- Yue Chinese,
- French,
- German,
- Italian,
- Japanese,
- Korean,
- Spanish,
- Arabic,
- Russian,
- Turkish.
An additional 12 languages are said to be in beta testing.
There’s also no word yet on when Clubhouse will make close captioning available on its Android app.
Clubhouse recently launch a host of accessibility features that make the audio-chat platform easier to use.
To rival the likes of Twitter Spaces, Facebook, and Instagram, Clubhouse has adds support for 13 new languages to its Android app
Which include :
- French,
- German,
- Hindi,
- Indonesian,
- Italian,
- Japanese,
- Kannada,
- Korean,
- Malayalam,
- Portuguese (Brazilian),
- Spanish,
- Tamil,
- Telugu.
Clubhouse is adding the ability to record and replay conversations and download 30-second clips to share on social media or other sites.
The Clubhouse in October announce a new pinned links feature that lets users share outside links and monetise their work on the platform.
Clubhouse has launch a feature that lets users virtually wave at friends inside its app to show they are open to a private chat.
A private audio chat room will open when a person accepts the wave.
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