One Book. Three Formats.
Visualizing Captions and Subtitles is published in three formats, each suited to different reading preferences and technologies. The table below describes the features and constraints of each format.
| Format | Features | Constraints |
|---|---|---|
| A print-ready file that is easy to annotate and compatible with nearly any device. | Fixed page and font sizes. The book's videos are replaced with QR codes that will open a web browser. | |
| EPUB | A digital book file that supports fluid page layouts, adjustable fonts, highlights, and annotations. | Requires a dedicated reader (like Kindle, Kobo, or Boox) or an EPUB-capable app (like Apple Books). EPUB layout varies based on the reading device or software settings. |
| HTML | A website version of the book that opens in your browser and works like a standard web page. | Requires an active internet connection and provides limited highlight or annotation capabilities. |