The Translation Panel in CaseGuard Studio simplifies the process of translating audio and video files, enabling you to generate accurate translated transcripts effortlessly. Automatic Translation, available within the panel, can complete the process within 2 minutes to 1 hour, depending on the file’s length. To monitor the progress of automatic translation, simply check the scheduled tasks (View –> View Scheduled tasks).
Translation Tools:
- Increase/Decrease font size: Click this icon
to adjust the font size of your transcript in the Translation panel. - Translate: Click this icon to translate your transcript into another target language.
- Manual Translation: Click this icon to manually add a translation to the file. When clicked, the Manual Translation popup will appear, prompting you to enter the language in which you will be writing. After doing so, you will be able to add manual translations.
- Attach Translation: Click this icon to attach a .TRAN file (an external translation) to the CaseGuard File.
- Delete Translation: Click this icon to delete your translation.
- Add Sentence: Click this icon to add a sentence to the translation’s transcript. Set the speaking information, start and end time, and the translation in the Edit Sentence popup.
- Burn Captions to File: Click this icon to add captions from your transcript file. Captions are lines of text synchronized with a video, typically used for closed captioning.
to adjust the font size of your transcript in the Translation panel.
to translate your transcript into another target language.
to manually add a translation to the file. When clicked, the Manual Translation popup will appear, prompting you to enter the language in which you will be writing. After doing so, you will be able to add manual translations.
to attach a .TRAN file (an external translation) to the CaseGuard File.
icon to delete your translation.
to add a sentence to the translation’s transcript. Set the speaking information, start and end time, and the translation in the Edit Sentence popup.
to add captions from your transcript file. Captions are lines of text synchronized with a video, typically used for closed captioning.