Breaking language barriers and making content accessible to diverse audiences is essential to the mission of community media organizations and municipal communication officers. So how do we make that easy and affordable? The Cablecast Team recently offered a glimpse into what a seamless multi-lingual captioning workflow could look like for media organizations serving diverse communities. In their preview of Cablecast Translate in the new Cablecast Text Tracks UI, we see a powerful automated translation solution that not only provides closed captioning in multiple languages for on-demand web video, but also supports live, automated translations for your live cable channel and video streaming playout.
The new automated multi-language translation solution allows video distribution managers to specify the languages they want to make available to viewers, as well as the source language the system will be translating from, ensuring accurate and meaningful conversions. The system generates sidecar files for closed captions and subtitles in those chosen languages, making them readily available for playout on cable channels or on-demand streaming services. The comprehensive Text Tracks interface in Cablecast Automation simplifies the translation process and makes it easy to see all the available text tracks for a given video at a glance.
With over 72 supported languages, including the most common ones in North America, English, Spanish, German, French, and Portuguese, Cablecast Translate makes it fast and easy to increase the accessibility of essential hyper-local information in your community. Contact our team today to learn more about multi-language translation solutions.
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