AI Subtitles ✨

With the AI Subtitles feature, you can provide live Subtitles of any LiveVoice audio channel and Translated Subtitles in almost real time.

Types of subtitles

There are two types of subtitles you can provide to your audience:

• Original Subtitles: Known also as Closed Captions, this means you can provide a live transcription of what is spoken in any audio channel.
• Translated Subtitles: You can translate any Original Subtitle to any of the offered languages.

How subtitles can be displayed

You can provide subtitles to your audience in these ways:

• On attendees smartphones or tablets, using the LiveVoice mobile app
• On computers in the web browser, e.g. for online events
• On large screens at events, using the full screen mode of the web version of LiveVoice

How to activate automatic subtitles

1. Create an event with at least one audio channel
2. Go to channel settings of the channel you want to activate subtitles for
3. Turn the "AI Subtitles" toggle on
4. Set spoken language of this channel: This is important, as the names of LiveVoice channels can be chosen freely, so they are not automatically tied to a specific language. Therefore, you need to define the spoken language of this channel in the settings.
5. Set subtiles: Choose one ore more languages for the subtitles you want to be displayed. If you choose the same language as the channel language, the original subtitles (closed captions) will be displayed. To offer translated subtitles you simply choose additional languages.

Subtitles will now start as soon as a speaker starts streaming in this channel.

Example - Stage with English Original Subtiles (Closed Captions) and German translated subtitles:

IMPORTANT NOTES:

Costs depend on the time you are using the feature. It will be billed by minute. Once a week you will get the invoice for all used minutes within that week.

Minutes start counting as soon as a speaker starts a channel that has subtitles enabled.

Any subtitles of hidden channels will not be displayed to the audience.

Supported Languages

Currently Automatic Subtitles are available in about 30 languages: