Google Duo introduced caption feature for video calls, it will work like this

Google has introduced a new ‘Captions’ feature for video and voice call messages on Google Duo. But, keep in mind that this feature works only on recorded videos and voice messages and not on live video calls. Whenever you play someone’s video or voice message, you will see a caption at the bottom of the screen and just above the ‘Call’ button. The purpose of this feature is to make it easier for you to receive messages from your loved ones even in noisy places. It becomes difficult to hear the voice message and recorded video in the noise, so in such a situation you can read the caption to know what message has been sent in the video and voice message.

Google has Twitter This new feature was announced through the handle. Not only this, the company has also shared a demo video in its post to explain to the users how the caption feature works.

Google spokesperson told Android Police Confirmation Said that this feature will be available on both Android and iOS versions of Google Duo.

However, it is also very important to mention that this feature is different from the Live Captions feature which Google has rolled out in its Pixel phones. In this feature, the transcription of every word spoken appears on the screen.

In old reports it was said that Google Chrome browser will soon support Live Caption feature. Let us tell you, during the Corona virus epidemic, a continuously increasing user base has been seen on the video calling platform, in such a situation, great features are being introduced one after the other for the users. As everyone knows, the group video calling feature of Google Duo started with only 4 members, but in view of the increasing need, its number was first increased to 8 and then to 12 in March. However, now through Google Duo, 32 people can simultaneously avail the group video calling facility.