Sorry for (closed captions)

i am sorry to all of you for adding this thread , but i do not know a forum to add , and i know
that there is a lot of experts here in this forum , so i tried to ask :
i wanna ask for (closed captions)
must i have a subtitle for the video i see , to see the text of the speech i hear
or there is anything can translate the speech of the video into a text directly ?
if u can guide me , i will be appreciate
thanks in advance

@semsem,
Most of your posts seem to be streams of nonsense.
You pose an inquiry, then decline to understand even the simplest of responses.
This thread is now locked.

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