Forced narrative on pack shots
Translate the claim and the legal. Leave the trademarked SKU name. That leftover is forced narrative.
Translate the claim and the legal. Leave the trademarked SKU name. That leftover is forced narrative.
Captions transcribe 165 spoken-language codes. They do not translate. Dub the locked master, then caption the dubbed track.
dub_video translates, clones delivery, and optionally lip-syncs. Run it before picture lock and every language version is a recut you will pay for again.
English CPS caps wreck German, Finnish, and CJK. Starting CPS and CPL figures by script, and a QC method for cutting captions without changing what was said.
Keep DX, MX, FX and optional ambience as separate files, with a sync pop, so a later-language dub is a voice swap, not a remix.
Forced narrative is on with subtitles off: a foreign line or plot-critical sign. Full subtitles are the dialogue you turn on. Separate files, not a burn-in.
English supers overflow in German and Finnish and starve in CJK. Set expansion budgets, two-line fallbacks, and a regenerate-the-plate rule before type shrinks.
Localization dies without a textless. Keep titles on a video track, export a matching textless, and ship a title sheet so markets restamp without a new grade.
A 210-voice named library covers most briefs without consent paperwork. Here is an audition process and the line where cloning becomes necessary.
Decentralized trials move procedures into the patient's kitchen. A multilingual onboarding build, and why every locale you add re-enters IRB review.
Captions burned before a dub drift against the translated audio. The fix is an order of operations that transcribes each dubbed track on its own.
Multi-language dubbing is an ops job. Build a manifest, name every submission, poll each project, and reconcile before anything publishes.
Language reach, cloning, expressiveness and tag handling separate the seven engines in Versely's voice table. Here is a default engine per use case.
Burned-in captions survive re-upload and look designed. SRT and VTT sidecars stay searchable and swap language instantly. Pick per destination.
Transcription covers 165 language codes. Dubbing covers 25. Six TTS engines each cover a different subset. Here is the real coverage picture, snapshot dated.