In addition to make edits to your video one line at a time, right here, by double-clicking, you can also export the closed caption as a VTT file, which is what we're going to do here. So we're going to export it as a VTT file, and then let's say there is a common mistake within the transcription because there's a common typo. So for example, EQ studs, let's say it's actually supposed to spell EQ studs. Let's pretend that's how it's supposed to spell. So just use Notepad to replace all of them, right? So these are all the wrong spellings, so to speak. Let's say I'm using this as an example, and then you can save it, and then you can do... So that's how you do a batch of Find and Replace, and then just import this back into the system. All right, so you're just going to import it. So here we go. So now that you have imported, let's just back to the list and then just come back here just so that you will refresh. So notice that EQ is not replaced with ETQ, which is just my sort of silly example of doing Find and Replace. But as you can see, if double-click into the text is too cumbersome, download the closed caption as VTT file, and then re-import after you make edits will allow you to do a quick Find and Replace on Notepad. Thank you.

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