Although live audio and video content can be transcribed in real time, this may not always be possible. The resources necessary to provide realtime transcription are very expensive and not always accurate, as there is no time for corrections and refinements. Nevertheless, it is still important to convey the purpose of the live audio and video content, if not the actual content.
There are various approaches to providing a text alternative for live audio and video content. One approach is to describe the purpose of the live audio and video content, if not the actual content. Another approach is to create captions or text alternatives that are as near-as-possible. A further approach is to provide a prepared statement or script which may not reflect the audio and video content precisely but will give a good indication of its content.
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