Handouts Instead of Transcripts?

I've taught college-level art classes (Jewelry/Metalsmithing- sadly, not a lot of openings for those) & it's a huge help for students to be able to refer to a handout that supports what's being taught in the class. I've been printing out the transcripts to use that way & as a handy place to make notes.

Could the transcripts for the videos be formatted more as a class handout & in file format that's generally recognizable (like PDF) rather than whatever an srt file is? I had to find a special reader in order to open & view them & they're still formated really strangely, not to mention inconsistently. In some cases, they're difficult to read as the subtitled is written as two lines but only one shows up on the screen, then when I print it, both lines show but are snipped just the tiniest bit at the top & bottom-- and that's only after I adjust the first two columns so they aren't taking up half the page with the line number & time tags. In others, the subtitle is one long line that cuts off on screen but, again, if I adjust the columns & then print landscape, I can read the whole thing. (I've been working both the Web Development & WordPress tracks. The Web Development transcripts follow the first description & the WordPress ones follow the second)

The handout could also include the instructor's notes, corrections to the videos, & possibly a copy of the code segments being typed on the screen, as the instructors tend to talk faster than I can type (& I'm not exactly slow on the keys)