Download Software Translate Movie Language

Dear Manish Jain, You can do humanly that with Amara. For longish videos, it's usually simpler to start by making captions (subtitles in the original language) and then translate them. For shorter ones, you can directly translate from the video.

Either way once your translated subtitles are ready you can download them as TXT i.e. Without time codes. Now if you want something more automated, there are solutions outside Amara. Please note that the more automated the process, the more unsatisfactory the result: • Fully automated: you upload the video to YouTube, wait until the YT software has produced automatic subtitles; you download them from the video's admin interface ->Captions or Subtitles tab, and then you get them automatically translated with the t. • Partially automated: you upload the video to YouTube, wait until the YT software has produced automatic subtitles; you edit them into accuracy from video's admin interface ->Captions or Subtitles tab: this will produce a new subtitle track that you can directly send to the Google Translator Toolkit for automatic translation • Like 2, but you also edit the automatic translation into accuracy within the toolkit. Note re methods 2 and 3: it is actually easier to edit the YT automatic captions into usability with other tools than the YT-provided one. For instance with or with.

Google Translate is a handy add-on for Chrome that allows users to translate Web pages between a wide variety of languages. Although it handles some languages.

Try both and decide which suits you better. I hope this helps a bit, Claude Almansi. Hi almansi thank u so much for ur inputs. Just to clarify, my query was not about subtitles but towards dialogues only. I mean if we can translate the spoken audio dialogues into audio dialogues of another language through the use of amara or any other software.

This query is with specific reference to audio described movies for blind people who cant see subtitles and they experience the movie on the basis of audio dialogues and audio description interspersed between two dialogues. I hope I m clearer. With regards dr manish jain. Thank you for the clarification, Dr Manish Jain, Sorry I misunderstood you.

I hope I'm getting it right now. Honeywell Pro 3000 Installation Manual. Yes, translated subtitles made with Amara are texts, and as such they can be turned into audio files via text-to-speech, like any text. Several TTS providers offer an online trial version where you can download the result as an audio file: for instance can do that in several languages. Or you could use the TTS accessibility feature of your computer system, and record the output. Question, though: TTS voices are usually flat, so it's OK to have short audio description parts generated by TTS - but wouldn't it be rather boring if done for the entire translated dialog?