When you say speech to text, does that mean That Vegas 365 can auto generate subtitles for a video. Also, does VEGAS Edit 365 have spell check for manually entered titles?

Yes, it can convert spoken word to text in the form of titles and text events or generate a subtitles file which you can then edit and reimport as subtitles.

I said there is no spell check.

Wow, I got nailed by the lack of Spell Check today in Vegas. This needs to be addressed. How does a several hundred dollar program, that's been around for years... NOT have spell check in it. I'm at 19 and won't move up until it does... and it works.

@Patrick-Langan You can take a look at this add-on as an additional option:

https://joelson-forte.github.io/Auto-Captions-for-Vegas/

Well, I guess someone can pay the wonderful subscription price to use Premiere Pro and it's built in spell checker, but skip Davinci Resolve, they don't have one either.

I don't think a spell checker right now is high on the VEGAS list of things to "must have". Doing a search of the forum, while some have posted about it, not many seem to think it's an issue.

Maybe a feature request for the future?

Well, I guess someone can pay the wonderful subscription price to use Premiere Pro and it's built in spell checker, but skip Davinci Resolve, they don't have one either.

I don't think a spell checker right now is high on the VEGAS list of things to "must have". Doing a search of the forum, while some have posted about it, not many seem to think it's an issue.

Maybe a feature request for the future?

It would be nice if Vegas worked with Grammarly, which is a stand-alone spell and syntax checker for Windows.