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YouTube Service: Translating Video Captions Automatically

This week, I came across an interesting blog announcement from Google: Translating Youtube with auto-captioning.

Basically, through YouTube, Google will offer auto-generated closed captions for video content. Combined with Google Translate, the closed captions can be translated into 50+ languages. This is really exciting stuff, and it almost sounds too good to be true!

I went to YouTube to check out the actual videos Continue reading »

Q&A on Translation Services for Multimedia

I’m back with a second blog-post! It was great to have so many people on the Multimedia Localization webinar last Thursday. We had many great questions, but with so many topics to cover (from “what is multimedia,” to the localization process, and the case study), we didn’t have time to answer all the questions. So as my second blog entry, I thought we should take some time to answer these; here we go… Continue reading »