Translate your recordings

One recording in, fourteen languages out. The audio is heard once and every language comes out of that listen — with the timings, so it can become subtitles too.

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  • Fourteen languages
  • You pay for speech, not silence
  • No monthly fee

Who this is for

A service recorded on Sunday that has to reach people who were not there and do not speak the language. Training filmed once and watched in four countries. A conference whose talks have to be readable by everyone who registered. Anything said once that has to be understood many times.

How it works

  1. 1

    You upload the recording and pick the languages you want out of it.

  2. 2

    We find the speech, tell you how many minutes it is and what that costs, and wait for you to accept.

  3. 3

    It is transcribed once, and every language is translated from that one transcript.

  4. 4

    You download each language as text, subtitles or raw turns with their timings.

What you get

  • Up to fourteen languages from one recording.
  • Each language as text, SRT, VTT and JSON.
  • The original transcript as well, in the language spoken.
  • Timings kept, so any language can become subtitles.
  • Only the speech billed — silence costs nothing.
  • The file you sent deleted the moment the job is done.

Where the limit is: 60 minutes and 200 MB per recording, three jobs at a time. The first language costs a whole minute and each one after it 0.35, so fourteen languages cost 5.55 times one and not fourteen.

What it costs

6 € per hour of speech

That is the first language. Each one after it adds 35% rather than another whole one, because the recording is only listened to once.

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Questions

Does it translate from the transcript or from the audio?
From the transcript, which is why fourteen languages do not cost fourteen times one. It also means a mistake in the transcript travels into every language — the recording quality matters more here than anywhere.
Can I add a language later?
Yes, as a new job on the same file if you still have it. The audio is listened to again, so it is billed again.
Are the translations any good?
They are machine translations, good enough to be understood and not good enough to be signed. For anything legal or medical, have a person read them.
Which languages?
Arabic, Chinese, Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish.
Do I get the original too?
Always. The transcript in the language spoken comes with every job, at no extra cost.

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Thirty free minutes is more than enough for a real recording in four languages.

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