Zusammenhängendes Transkript aus verschiedenen Sprachen erstellen

Just brain-storming here. I think it can work with a lot of effort. So much effort that after I did this, I considered just deleting it all! But why not let you decide!

Your purpose seems to be simply having a single transcript in the correct languages. Your alternative is to have 2 transcripts. Or use nesting to put both transcript captions on screen (e.g. upper left for English; upper right for German). (For a nesting method that allows you to see both caption streams at the same time, see this thread: https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro-discussions/faq-workaround-nesting-to-apply-effect-controls-to-caption-track/td-p/11935335)

Perhaps it can be done by exporting the transcripts as .txt or .csv, but first I looked at working with the captions. If I were exploring those options, I think I would export csv, use the speaker designations to delete one language or the other, then use macros to merge csv's. But here's one method.

First, transcribe English with the selection "Recognize when different speakers are talking." Use the 3 dots "overflow menu" and export .txt and/or .csv so you have a reference later.

Delete all the transcriptions with speakers in German. (Are you kidding me? Well, I did say it was labor intensive.) The transcription is actually all English. But some of it will be odd because it is German speech transcribed as if it were English. The more a speaker talks at once, the fewer edits will be required. And because the transcription (unlike captions) are generally longer sections, it may be more easily recognizable as "German transcribed as English." And once you identify a speaker as English or German, you can just look for that speaker. You can "edit speakers" to rename. Or you can delete a speaker in the rename dialogue, but it only makes the speaker name "N/A." But nothing actually deletes that speaker's text.

Other than being labor intensive because of length, there is no way to directly delete a transcript timecode section, other than to delete all the text of that section. Double click in the text. You will be in edit mode, with the text in an edit box and one word selected. Triple click and all text will be highlighted. I also found that simple left-clicking 5 times selected all the text. After selecting all the text, hit the Delete key. The text is gone. Click outside that text, and you will see "<Type your caption here>" That is the same as an empty transcript section and will generate no captions.

Click CC and generate the captions for that language.

You can run through the timeline and identify captions misidentified as English that are actually German. Go back to the transcript and delete them. Delete the caption track and regenerate the captions.

In the timeline, turn off that caption track. I would also rename it for convenience (right click on the "Subtitle" name).

Go back to the transcript tab, 3 dots, "re-transcribe." Do German. Delete entries for English. Create captions. Rename the caption track for convenience.

You now have 2 caption tracks, one with one language and one with the other.

You could now export srt for each track and modify there. But I think the following method will be easier.

"Duplicate" the sequence in the Project Panel to create a backup copy.

In the main sequence, Drag to select all the captions in the lower (C1) track. Copy. Set the CTI to the beginning of that first caption. Delete that C1 caption track. C2, the other caption track now becomes C1, and when you paste, the captions merge in that one track.

Just that easy!

Stan