YouTube has announced that it is expanding the auto dub translations tool with stronger accuracy and support for more global languages. The tool was announced with an aim to support creators and remove the language barrier worldwide. Now, the tech giant further polishes the tool by improving the quality of translated voices, adding more supported languages, and expanding the feature to more creators.
YouTube expands auto dub translations tool
The auto dubbing feature was initially limited to selected creators and had support for limited languages. With the latest update, the restriction is finally gone. The auto dub tool is now available to all creators on the platform. This gives creators a simple way to add translated audio to their videos.
Moreover, YouTube has also expanded the list of supported languages for the auto dub feature. The list has grown from fewer than ten options to more than twenty-seven, covering many major global regions. One major improvement is the arrival of Expressive Speech. This feature focuses on how translations sound, not just what they say. Instead of plain, mechanical voices, translated audio now aims to match the speaker’s tone and emotion. The Expressive Speech is currently available in eight languages, including English, French, German, Hindi, Italian, Portuguese, Indonesian, and Spanish.
The update aims to boost global engagement and support creators
With the new features, YouTube aims to make translated videos feel more natural and easier to understand for viewers. Google is also testing automatic lip sync for translated videos. The feature adjusts mouth movements to better match dubbed audio. This helps the translated audio feel more realistic and human. However, the lic sync feature is currently in testing and not widely available yet.
Creators across the globe can now access the updated auto-dubbing feature. Users do not need to do anything as the translated audio will be played automatically based on the settings and availability.
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