2019-11-14 23.18.59.mov May 2026

If the "solid text" refers to speech, you can upload the file to a transcription service (like Otter.ai, Descript, or even YouTube's private upload feature) to generate a full written script.

Since this is a personal file on your device or cloud storage, I cannot view the video directly. However, if you are looking for the (likely a transcript, lyrics, or specific dialogue) from that video, here is how you can retrieve it: How to get the text from your video: 2019-11-14 23.18.59.MOV

If you are referring to a "Solid Text" graphic effect or watermark within the video, you would need to use a video editor (like iMovie, CapCut, or Premiere Pro) to identify the font or layer used. If the "solid text" refers to speech, you