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The TED Miro player: This free, open-source player lets you easily download TEDTalks, store them and play them offline. Talks are arranged in channels based on our most popular Themes. The TED Miro player comes in especially handy for educators who want to ensure reliable playback when using TEDTalks in the classroom. And if you’re on a PC that has trouble with MP4 playback, the TED Miro player usually does the trick!
Transcripts: We’ve been working on transcribing all our TEDTalks, and as we complete each one, it is stored here on the TED Blog. This is the first step in a much larger project for subtitling and transcribing our talks.
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