Discover how Omni Describer makes videos accessible with free, AI-powered audio descriptions on Windows. Learn how to add audio descriptions to YouTube or local videos and export them easily.  

Expanded Summary  

In this episode of Double Tap Extra, Robin Christopherson demonstrates Omni Describer, a free Windows utility designed to add audio descriptions to videos for blind and visually impaired users. The walkthrough covers importing YouTube or local video files, selecting AI prompt presets for different video types, and adjusting settings for output quality, verbosity, and text-to-speech voices.  

Listeners learn how to generate accurate, time-synced descriptions in various formats, including MP3 with embedded narration, SRT subtitle files, and plain text. Robin also explores the app’s advanced features, such as scene exploration, custom prompts, and editing descriptions before export.  

The demonstration concludes with a real-world test using a fast-paced Oakley Meta smart glasses video, showing how Omni Describer delivers concise and effective narration, helping users understand visual content that would otherwise be inaccessible.  

Keyword List  

Omni Describer, audio description software, accessible video tools, Windows screen reader apps, YouTube audio description, SRT subtitle generation, blind accessibility tools, AI video description, free accessibility software, video descriptions for the blind  

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