GT Captions for Windows
GT Captions puts transparent live subtitles on top of whatever is on your main screen, full screen. Add your sponsor's logo, take audio from several sources including the computer's own sound, and run it all from the presentation PC, with no extra caption hardware.
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What makes it different
AI captions usually live in a browser window, on attendees' phones or inside a video production system. GT Captions draws them straight onto the main screen, over whatever your audience is already looking at.
Subtitles float over PowerPoint, videos, PDFs, web pages or any other application running full screen. No colored box covering your slides, and no second layout to design.
Place a sponsor or event logo on the subtitle overlay. Every sentence on screen also carries your partner's brand: a new, highly visible sponsorship asset for your event.
Use more than one audio source in the same session, such as the mixer feed, a lectern microphone and a backup microphone, without adding an external mixer.
Subtitle a video playing on the presentation PC, or a remote speaker coming through a meeting app on it, straight from the computer's sound. No virtual audio cable to install.
No extra hardware
Putting live subtitles over slides has usually meant extra equipment and a specialist to run it. GT Captions runs on the computer that already drives the screen.
The usual setup
Extra equipment to rent, ship, cable and operate, just for subtitles.
With GT Captions
Nothing extra to rent or ship. After one training session your own team can run it, and AV partners can offer it with the kit they already own.
Who it's for
Run professional-looking multilingual subtitles yourselves. We train your team and rehearse with your content before the event.
Offer live multilingual subtitles as a new service, using the computers and screens you already own. Talk to us about working together.
A permanent setup for auditoriums, lecture halls and town-hall rooms, so any presentation can be subtitled.
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The Windows computer that drives your main screen, projector or LED wall.
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The mixer feed through a USB audio interface, microphones, the computer's own sound, or several of them.
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Choose the subtitle language, add your sponsor's logo and set where the subtitles sit on screen.
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Subtitles float over slides, videos and documents, full screen, for the whole room to read.
Download and training
You seem to be on a Mac or a phone. GT Captions runs on the Windows PC that drives your screen. Email yourself the link.
Big-screen subtitles are machine-generated and labeled as AI, like all Green Terp AI output. For negotiations, press Q&A and other high-stakes sessions, pair them with professional interpreters. Not sure? Check whether AI is right for your session.
FAQ
GT Captions is a Windows application from Green Terp that shows live AI captions and translated subtitles on a transparent layer over whatever is on a full-screen display: PowerPoint slides, videos, PDFs, web pages or any other application. It can carry a sponsor's logo, takes audio from several sources including the computer's own sound, and is part of Green Terp AI.
Any application on the screen it runs on, including PowerPoint, video players, PDF viewers and web browsers, because the subtitles sit on their own transparent layer on top.
No. GT Captions runs on the computer that drives the screen, so subtitles need no extra switcher, keyer or separate caption computer. You only need an audio feed into that computer.
Yes. You can place a sponsor or event logo on the subtitle overlay, so it stays on screen with every caption.
Yes. GT Captions can use several audio inputs in one session, such as the mixer feed, a lectern microphone and a backup microphone.
Yes. GT Captions can take the computer's own sound as an input, so it can subtitle a video playing on the presentation PC, or a remote speaker coming through a meeting app on it, without a virtual audio cable.
PowerPoint's built-in subtitles work inside a PowerPoint slide show. GT Captions works over any application, including videos and documents, takes audio from several sources including the computer's own sound, carries your sponsor's logo, and runs on Green Terp AI with your prepared names and terms.
Not at the moment. GT Captions runs on Windows 10 and 11. If your presentations run from a Mac, talk to us about the options for your event.
Yes. An "AI captions" label is shown on the overlay, as on every Green Terp AI caption view, so the audience knows the text is machine-generated.
The same 40+ languages as Green Terp AI, as captions in the speaker's language or as translated subtitles. Quality varies by language pair, so we check your languages before the event.
No. After a training session, your own team can run GT Captions. AV and production companies use it too: it lets them offer multilingual subtitles without new hardware.
GT Captions runs on Green Terp AI, which is priced per event by hours and languages, with no subscription required. Contact us for a quote that covers your event and your team's training.
GT Captions
Download GT Captions, book a training session, or ask us to run it with your team at your next event.
a SaaS technology provider to get meetings of any format,
onsite, virtual or hybrid,
as well as livestreaming events,
ready for multilingual communications
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