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Audio descriptions are required for pre-recorded video content under WCAG 2.1 AA and ADA Title II. They make visual information accessible to blind and low-vision viewers by narrating actions, settings, on-screen text, and other elements that are not conveyed through dialogue or sound effects. With the ADA Title II compliance deadline in April 2026, institutions managing large video libraries need to decide how to produce descriptions at scale.

There are two primary approaches: fully automated AI generation and human-authored descriptions. Each has distinct strengths, and many teams benefit from combining both. This article breaks down the trade-offs and helps you choose the right workflow for your content.

Recap Innovations already offers fully automated AI audio descriptions that can process thousands of videos with same-day turnaround. For many institutions, that is the right solution. But not every team can use AI-generated content. Some operate under data governance policies that prohibit sending video to third-party AI models. Others require human-authored descriptions for quality assurance, subject-matter accuracy, or institutional policy reasons. And some simply want a faster way to review and refine AI output before publishing.

Today we are introducing voice mode: a new way to create audio descriptions and edit transcripts by speaking instead of typing. It gives human describers the productivity benefits of automation without requiring any AI processing of video content.

Recap Innovations is pleased to announce our new Google Meet integration, bringing automated transcription, AI-powered audio descriptions, and intelligent meeting summaries to every Google Workspace, regardless of plan tier. Teams can now connect their Google Meet account to Recap and have recordings processed automatically the moment they become available, with no manual steps required.