A teleprompter for teachers
The problem
Recording a lesson means covering the material in order, at a pace people can follow, without a second person operating anything.
How this gets made today
Slides read aloud, or a camera left running while you teach and a long edit afterwards.
How it works with Talk2Camera
The lesson is the script. It waits when you pause to think and catches up if you skip ahead. Flip to the rear camera to show the board or the object you are holding, then flip back. Captions can be burned in or exported as a subtitle file for accessibility.
The features this uses
Voice follow
The script scrolls as you speak. Pause and it waits; skip a sentence and it catches up. Recognition runs on the device.
Switch cameras mid-recording
Switch between front and rear cameras while recording. The file stays one continuous clip — no cut, no second file, nothing to stitch.
Captions
Burn captions into the video or export an .srt, with style controls and per-line timing.
Export subtitles as .srt
A separate subtitle file for platforms that want one, instead of burning the words into the picture.
Typography and accessibility
Text size, line spacing, side margins and alignment, with five faces including Lexend and OpenDyslexic. Right-to-left scripts lay out correctly without a setting.