This will create a file that you can upload to YouTube that contains your corrected captions.
Click on the 3 dots in the right corner of the Source Monitor and select Export/Export to SRT File. This will create a track where all your captions are stored. Once all the changes are complete, click on Create Captions (The CC Button). You can also play the video, and the script will follow along with the video. (Selecting a word will jump the timeline to that part of the video so you can hear what’s being said. You can double check and correct any grammar issues here. This will create a transcript of the entire video. The Source Monitor should look like this. On the bar at the top, click on Window/Workspaces/Captions. Adobe premiere pro video editing software pro#
While most platforms (Facebook, YouTube) can create their own automated captions, you can create and edit captions right in Premiere Pro and use those instead. You want to make sure this does not go to 0. The bar in the lower Right is the Audio Level for your footage. For Audio Tracks, audio files will mix together regardless of what’s underneath it. For Video Tracks, whatever clip is higher up (on a track higher than the rest), the final video will only play that clip, with everything else buried underneath it. You can move the clips around on each of these tracks. By default, the Timeline has 3 Video Tracks and 3 Audio Tracks. After cutting, click on the Selection Tool and delete the part you don’t want. Move the Play head to where you want to make the cut, then click on the clip with the Razor Tool. 
To trim a clip, go to the Toolbar located between the Project Panel and the Timeline and select the Razor Tool. You can also click and drag on the icons below the Source Monitor to bring in just the video or just the audio of the footage. In the Source Monitor, click and drag the screen into the Timeline and let go of the mouse. To bring new clips into the timeline, select a clip from the Project Panel. The Screen to the right is the Program Monitor, which will show you what you have in the Timeline (What the final video will look). 
You can rename the sequence in the Project Panel. In your newly created Sequence in the Timeline, delete the clip there.You can check this by using the Project Panel in the Lower Left Corner.) Most of the footage should be around 1920x1080 and about 29.97 fps. You want to keep this as similar as you can. Depending on the footage, some clips will have different framerates and resolutions. This will create a sequence in the Timeline with the same settings as the selected clip. To create a timeline, right click on a clip and select “New Sequence from Clip”.If you select a clip, you can view it in the Source Monitor (Screen on the left side. Your footage will be in the Project Area in the lower left corner. After clicking on Create, you will be taken to the Edit Window, where you will edit your footage.When you are ready, click create in the bottom right corner (The import settings in the top right corner are more advanced options for importing, but you can have Premiere Pro copy the selected footage to your project folder). The selected clips should appear blue after selection.
Select the clips that you want to use.Then, use the tabs on the left to browse through desktop, folders, etc (wherever the footage is). At the top, create a name for your project and choose a location. This screen is where you will browse for your footage to import and edit.Click on New Project in the left corner.
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