Machine translation converts text or speech from one natural language into another. For spoken audio, a translation workflow can recognize speech, translate the resulting text, and optionally turn it into spoken audio. section 7.2.3
Choose a workflow based on when the translation is needed:
- Use streaming for live events: captions can appear with low latency, and translated speech can be played if needed. section 7.2.3
- Use batch processing for recorded audio when there is time to edit or have a person review the translated output before publishing. section 7.2.3
- Improve results with clean audio and the correct source locale. Review translations intended for publication; machine translation can make mistakes. section 7.2.3
Multilingual events
At a live author Q&A, Banning Books can provide real-time Spanish and French captions. For a recorded panel, it can create dubbed audio in multiple languages and review it before publication. section 7.2.3







