Get Subtitle
Retrieve the structured subtitle segments of a recording’s language track in JSON form (with word-level timings). The response shape mirrors the PUT request body — use this before PUT to fetch the current segments, modify the field(s) you want to change (typically text or words[].word), and send the full array back. The source and dubbing query flags pick which track to read: source transcription, target translation, or dubbing.
Language scoping
The language value must match the requested task type for the recording:
- When
source=trueanddubbing=false(transcription),languagemust equal the recording source language. - When
source=falseanddubbing=false(translation),languagemust be one of the recording translation languages. - When
source=falseanddubbing=true(dubbing),languagemust be one of the recording translation languages. source=trueanddubbing=truetogether is invalid.
Mismatched combinations return 400 with a descriptive message rather than reaching the underlying file lookup.
Authorizations
Query Parameters
BCP-47 language code of the track to read
Set to true to read the source (transcription) track
Set to true to read the dubbing track