Windows 10: How can i remove the height limit for windows live caption?

I would like to have windows live caption an absolute beast of an addition to Microsoft's arsenal fit my whole screen, be a full screen on another monitor so I can reference what was said 5 minutes ago but the app for some reason has a height limit it doesn't have a width limit I would love any suggestions and opinions that might help me achieve this.SincerelyA Microsoft user since 2003

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Customizing the live captions window doesn't work

I can also verify the problem. I have tried customising the live captions so that:

• Text is 100% opacity
  
• Background is 0% opacity
  
• Window is 0% opacity.
  

Captions appear correct in the theme preview, however:

• The actual floating caption window is not transparent,
  
• The background is literally 100% opacity black,
  
• and the text is 100% opacity.
  

It's as if I was using the default theme.

 

Windows 11 Live Caption for phone calls

Hello ,

Good to see you in Microsoft Community.

Theoretically, Windows Live Caption can do what you want. But the following prerequisites need to be met:

• Windows 11, version 22H2 and later. You can check it by pressing Win + X > System > Windows specifications, click “Copy” and paste it in your next reply.
  
• The first time you use it, you will need internet support to download the corresponding language pack resources.
  
• Live captions supports speech recognition in:
  
  • Chinese (Simplified, China)
    
  • Chinese (Traditional, Hong Kong SAR)
    
  • Chinese (Traditional, Taiwan)
    

To turn on live captions, do one of the following:

• Turn on the Live captions toggle in the quick settings Accessibility flyout. (To open quick settings, select the battery, network, or volume icon on the taskbar.)
  
• Press Windows logo key + Ctrl + L.
  
• Select Start > All apps > Accessibility > Live captions.
  
• Go to Settings > Accessibility > Captions, and turn on the Live captions toggle.
  

Personalize how captions are displayed

1. Select the Settings button in the live captions window.
   
2. Select Position.
   
3. Choose either Top, Bottom, or Floating on screen.
   
   • When you choose Top or Bottom, the captions window will appear as docked to the top or bottom screen edges in reserved space on your desktop, and other apps will not be blocked by the captions window.
     When docked to the top, you might find that live captions works well while sharing video in a virtual meeting or conversation, whereas in other cases, such as viewing videos, docking to bottom might work best.
     
   • When you choose Floating on screen, the live captions will appear in an overlay window which you can reposition as needed to avoid obscuring other apps in use.
     

Make captions easier to read

1. Select the Settings button in the live captions window.
   
2. Select Preferences.
   
3. Select Caption style. The Accessibility settings for Captions opens.
   
4. Under Caption style, do one of the following:
   
   • Select a built-in style from the dropdown menu. Use the Default built-in style to have captions displayed with colors appropriate to your device’s dark or light mode setting in Settings > Personalization > Colors > Choose your mode.
     
   • Select the Edit button to create a custom style that works best for you.
     

And you can also visit the following link for more Windows Live Caption related information.

Use live captions to better understand audio - Microsoft Support

Live Captions Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) - Microsoft Support

Troubleshooting live captions or voice access setup issues - Microsoft Support

If anything is unclear, please do not hesitate to let me know.

Best Regards,

| Microsoft Community Support Specialist

 

suddenly text size, Menu height, Caption height, etc. get bigger

My laptop hangs sometimes then cpu and memory works upper than 60%, then suddenly text size, Menu height, Caption height, etc. get bigger. Why?

my laptop is "Lenovo Ideapad 500-15ISK".