There's a lot of inconsistency, Channels like Tom Scott have remarkably good subtitles (Done by a team of humans), with different color for each speaker, closed captions and even colorfully describing sounds
Auto generated subtitles work a lot better for Video Essays and Podcasts than for TV style content (And it's really inconsistent, Spanish <-> English works surprisingly well as long as there aren't crazy accents in the way)
Auto generated subtitles work a lot better for Video Essays and Podcasts than for TV style content (And it's really inconsistent, Spanish <-> English works surprisingly well as long as there aren't crazy accents in the way)