TorukM1

I understand the owner of the video can still make captions. If I made a txt file with all the timestamps and translation, and post it here, would there be a chance for it to work?

Hello! I am an applied maths and computation student who also happens to be an english teacher and have a growing passion for LTT (and everything technnology), their highly entertaining content has helped me ease some of the stress encountered while persuing my degree and it even has helped fill some gaps in my knowledge. Sadly I can't share with a lot of my peers because of the existing language barriers. I'd like to do the spanish subtitles for the upcoming videos, at least the main channel ones, I already have experience translating, mostly volunteer proyects across different fields including some youtube videos. However it seems like I can't add subtitles to LTT's videos since they seem to be locked. I know it seems like a huge endevour and a big exception, but is there some way I could do a trial for a couple of videos to to assure you that I'll keep the quality of the content up? The spanish speaking market is huge, and we have yet to experience a technology content creator boom, so I belive this could be a great opportunity to expand LTT's reach and make it more approachable for a lot of people. Obviously as a volunteer.