The Microsoft Edge browser is gearing up to offer users a new feature that lets users translate voice content into videos in real-time on popular sites like YouTube, LinkedIn and Coursera using dubbing and subtitles.
Video Translation
Available Languages
Video Translation currently supports Spanish to English translation as well as translation from English to German, Hindi, Italian, Russian and Spanish. In addition to making videos more accessible to people who speak different languages, the tool will also make content more accessible to hearing-impaired users.
Supported sites
In addition to popular video hosting sites such as YouTube, LinkedIn and Coursera, Microsoft Edge will provide real-time translation functionality for videos on news sites including Reuters, CNBC and Bloomberg. The company plans to expand the list of supported languages and sites in the future.
Content processing
Currently, the Edge browser already offers the ability to get a text summary of video content on YouTube, but it cannot generate summaries for each video on its own because it relies on the existing transcript.
Glossary
- Microsoft Edge is a web browser from Microsoft.
- YouTube is a popular video hosting site.
- LinkedIn is a social network for finding and establishing business contacts.
- Coursera is an educational platform for online courses.
- Reuters, CNBC, Bloomberg - well-known news sites and agencies.
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Microsoft Edge is being updated to offer a new AI-powered feature - translating voice content with real-time dubbing and subtitling. Now you can watch videos on YouTube, LinkedIn, Coursera and other sites with translation into the desired language.
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Angelika
Great news about translation support from Microsoft! 🙌 As a language learner, I really appreciate such opportunities. Real-time video translation will make life much easier.
Федор
Yes, it's really convenient. But I'm a little concerned that only a few languages are supported so far. I hope that over time their list will be expanded. 🤞
Марчелло
It's a pity that Italian is currently only available for translation from English. But it's great that Edge has this feature! 👍 I wonder how high quality the translation will be?
Грегор
Nothing new, just another useless technology for lazy people. 🙄 Nowadays, it is much easier to learn a foreign language yourself than to rely on these translations.
София
Gregor, don't be such a skeptic! 😅 This feature can be extremely useful for people with disabilities or those who are just starting to learn the language. Not everything is as simple as it seems.
Анджей
I'm glad that such technologies are developing. Can you imagine how this will make life easier for travelers and expats? 🌍 I hope the Polish language will be added in the next update.
Елена
As a teacher, I see this as a big plus for educational purposes. It will now be much easier to provide students with video materials in different languages. 👩🏫 Thank you, Microsoft!
Марчелло
@Gregor, don’t be so categorical. This feature is a great help, not a replacement, for learning languages. It will help make content more accessible to everyone. 🙂