arstechnica.com
Frustrated by recent platform issues, YouTube creators were alarmed when the platform suddenly stopped accepting SRV3 (YouTube Timed Text) caption files. This format, introduced in 2018, is vital for creators who rely on advanced customization—such as custom fonts, colors, precise positioning, and animations—for accessible and engaging content. While users feared the feature was permanently removed, Google confirmed the suspension is temporary. The company disabled SRV3 processing due to a bug causing playback issues for some viewers and is currently working on a fix. Support will resume once the underlying technical glitch is resolved.
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