Home » Help Center » Audio Redaction » How to automatically translate audio and burn close captioning using AI How to automatically translate audio and burn close captioning using AI Last Updated: September 30, 2024 1 minute read Play Video Up Next How to redact private info from many audio files at once Starts in 5 START CANCEL < Previous Video Next Video > Translation and Captioning Features in CaseGuard Studio Translation Feature Overview: CaseGuard offers a “Translation” feature that enables you to translate audio in videos and audio files from one language to another. Transcription Requirement: Before translating, files must be transcribed. This process is covered in a previous video (“How To: AI Redaction in Audio”). Language Options: Choose from 55 different languages and dialects. The translated transcript will appear in the Translation Panel within seconds. Accessing Transcriptions: Use the “Print Reports” option at the top left and the “Reports” dropdown to view both original and translated transcriptions. All translated languages will be listed in the dropdown menu at the top of the Translation Panel. Printing and Exporting: Easily print or export transcriptions to various file types. Alternative Translation Method: Use the “Translation” icon at the bottom of the Transcription Panel for translation. Captioning Feature Adding Captions: Adding captions to audio or video files is straightforward in CaseGuard. Steps to Add Captions: Select the Closed Captions icon at the bottom of the Translation Panel. Choose options for capitalization, alignment, and style of captions. After selecting “Add,” click the “Closed Captioning” icon in the Audio Toolbar and play the video. Closed captions will now be visible on your screen.