Digital accessibility is trending in business because it is easy to use and creates better accessibility for all people, including those with disabilities. Live translation adds the opportunity to reach people in any language in real-time.
It can make content available in multiple languages at the same time, opening up your market. Businesses can grow and have a more global, inclusive reach with this type of technology. Take a look at how it’s done.
Live Multi-Language Subtitles
One way this happens is with live multi-language subtitles that appear at the bottom of the screen. The audio is translated into another language and placed in the test box. It happens in real-time, and it can appear in a separate window as well.
You can use subtitles translated by people or machine-translated subtitles. Machine-translated options are cost-effective and allow you to reach global audiences. People are turning to this solution to make sure that they reach audiences who are deaf or hard of hearing.
This can expand a business’s reach throughout the world. The live translation makes it more engaging for people.
Audio Interpretation
With audio interpretation, someone listens to the audio and translates it to another language in speech. This is great when people want to hear the audio without having to read subtitles. This can be delivered in a separate window, or it can be embedded into a livestream.
Sign Language
Sign language is important and it is becoming more popular in video. It is commonly used in meetings, for announcements, and at events, and it is a great option if there are people who use sign language. It is usually shown in a small window or added to a livestream to increase accessibility.
Recorded Localization
This is a great technique for translating pre-recorded materials. In this case, the subtitles are translated and added to your video. They can also be added to transcripts and delivered with a voiceover or added to a video recording. This is a great option when you are pre-recording material for the company.