--- title: "Six things it turns out to be good at · VoiceMe" description: "Films in a language you are learning, captions for someone hard of hearing, live subtitles on a stream and more." url: "https://royalsoftworks.com/products/voiceme/uses/" source: "https://royalsoftworks.com" format: "markdown" note: "Markdown rendering of the HTML page at `url`. Same content, same canonical URL." --- VoiceMe · 3 of 5 # Six things it turns out to be good at. Films in a language you are learning, captions for someone hard of hearing, live subtitles on a stream and more. What people use it for ## Six things it turns out to be good at. ### A film in a language you are still learning Subtitles appear over the player whether or not that film ever shipped with any. ### Captions for someone hard of hearing On any application at all — including the many that never bothered to add them. ### Live subtitles on a stream The overlay can paint a flat green background instead of a see-through one, which is exactly what OBS and vMix want to key out. ### Notes that write themselves Point at your document, arm the typing, and what is said in the call lands in it as it is said. ### A searchable record of a long talk Keep the transcript from a lecture, a podcast or a recorded meeting and export it as plain text, Markdown or one line of JSON per sentence. ### Watching quietly, late The sound down, the words up, and nobody else in the house woken. [Previous Three ways to get the words](https://royalsoftworks.com/products/voiceme/ways-to-read-it/) [Next Free and Pro](https://royalsoftworks.com/products/voiceme/editions/) [Back to VoiceMe overview](https://royalsoftworks.com/products/voiceme/)