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Board Meeting Videos

Board meeting videos are available to watch online, both live and after the meeting. Live videos do not have automatic translation available, however full meeting videos uploaded after the meeting do. 

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To turn on closed captions or automatically translated captions, follow the steps below.

1. On the YouTube video of your choice, click on the Closed Captions button, which is identified by the CC icon in the lower right corner of the video player. This will turn on closed captions in the default language, US English.

The image shows a video player interface with the %22CC%22 (closed captions) button highlighted in yellow, along with other controls like play, settings, quality, and fullscreen.

2. To change the language of the captions displayed, click Settings, which is identified by the gear icon to the right of the CC button.

A video player interface with highlighted settings icon. Buttons include play, closed captioning, settings, and full-screen options.

3. Next, click Subtitles/CC from the menu.

A close-up of a video player settings menu with options for %22Subtitles/CC%22 in English, %22Sleep timer%22 set to Off, %22Playback speed%22, and %22Quality%22 at Auto (1080p HD). At the bottom are icons for subtitles, settings, and a CC button highlighted in green.

4. Next, select Auto-Translate from the menu.

A close-up screenshot of a YouTube video settings menu. The options for subtitles/closed captions are displayed, including %22Off,%22 %22English,%22 and %22English (auto-generated).%22 The %22Auto-translate%22 option is highlighted in yellow. At the bottom, there are icons for playback settings.

5. A list of languages will display. Select the language in which you wish to see closed captions.

A person is sitting at a table in a conference room. A transparent overlay lists languages, including Sinhalese, Slovenian, Somali, Southern Sotho, Spanish, Sundanese, Swahili, and Swati.

6. Captions should now display in your language of choice.

This image shows a conference room with several people seated around a large, U-shaped table equipped with microphones and laptops. A large TV screen on the wall displays a person participating via video. The wall features a sign that reads %22Cape May Area%22. Captions are visible at the bottom of the image.