While nothing can beat the in-person human translator, the transcription service Trint.com offers an accurate and speedy translation service for video/audio editors.
Trint’s translation tools provide users with an easy interface in which to translate a transcription to 54 different languages and easily modify captions.
The process is simple.
How to Use Trint for Audio Translation
- Upload a video or audio file through the “Upload” option in “Your Space”.
- Select the language used in the audio file. Allow Trint some time to create a transcription.
- Once completed, click on your un-edited transcription to enter the edit menu. From here, all you have to do is click on “Translate”.
- Next you’ll select a language from 54 different language options. Trint will automatically translate the transcription. Obviously, depending on the quality of the audio file and the vocal quality of the speakers in the file, the translated transcription will most likely require a bit of editing.
- The original transcription can be translated as often and into as many languages as is needed. And each translated transcription appears as a separate tab.
- If multiple languages are used within the file, Trint for translations requires you to open separate tabs for each language and then pieced together using Trint’s “Story” feature.
- Trint offers a wide variety of export options. Video captions can also be easily modified by clicking “Create Captions” to open the caption editor.
Whether you’re a journalist doing research and creating content across multiple languages, a video editor on a deadline and working with foreign languages, or even a business professional working with a Zoom file that contains multiple languages, Trint for translations is a fast and accurate service. It can handle the bulk of the workload involved with multi-language projects.
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