ASLdesigner

I'm pretty sure youtube does that automatically and since all videos are now supposed to be on youtube...that should work
 
just checked it out and it was like 100% accurate 
James just has the prototype kind of voice which googles speech recognition algorithms can just chew away like... :)
he can probably ask google for some money for training their AI in such a way, teaching the AI proper English  :D 
 
hope that helps
cheers 

Are you wanting to use things you have already written, or drawn? Or do you just prefer to work that way on a tablet?
 
There are several handwriting recognition apps that do a pretty good job on a demo iPad I tried. Didn't think to see if graphic shapes were converted, altho I've read there are some that will do simple shapes, squares, triangles, etc.
 
It's been years since I tried converting scanned handwriting to text. My recollection was that even as a 2 finger typist, it was faster and more accurate to just type.
 
If you have a Mac, and a graphics tablet, there is a built in handwriting system feature called "Ink." I just tried it w. AD, and it worked OK. Again, not any quicker or easier than just typing.

That is a good idea. If it not possible,
I have a partial solution: to point with an arrow the name of tool the narrator speaks.
For example, if the tutorial mentions how to move a layer to the top, by selecting it and drag it to where you want, then show the arrow and "select and drag layer" should come on the screen.

ASLdesigner,
 
Welcome to the Serif Affinity forums.
 
Thanks for the suggestion. Having been involved with hard of hearing and BSL users for over 25 years I do appreciate the reason for your request. I have already asked the documentation team to make the scripts available, and potentially add titling, but was told that scripts do not exist for most of them. We currently do not have subtitling facilities but plan to improve our video facilities. I will point this thread out to them.