SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - In an effort to expand its global reach, YouTube announced a set of new tools Thursday to help translate the titles and descriptions of its vast trove of videos into multiple ...

YouTube just announced that it is now making it easier for video creators to translate their video captions to more than 300 languages by integrating the YouTube Video Manager with the Google ...

Google has started testing a comment translation feature for YouTube. The feature is currently being tested on the YouTube app for Android and iOS and is now available to YouTube Premium subscribers.

Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More YouTube rolled out an update to its captions feature today that allows ...

YouTube has rolled out the ability to translate comments that are not written in your native language. The new feature works similarly to translate features on other social media platforms such as ...

When you play a video on YouTube, the audio of the video may be dubbed. This automatic dubbing function is useful for watching videos in foreign languages, but sometimes you want to hear the original ...

Stopping YouTube from translating titles to a different language is not hard. Simply take advantage of the solutions laid out here: Check if video titles are in the creator’s native language by ...

Channel owners will now have to manually approve each contribution Channel owners will now have to manually approve each contribution YouTube has changed its rules around community contributions after ...

YouTube unveils their new paid subscription service at the YouTube Space LA in Playa Del Rey, Los Angeles, California, United States October 21, 2015. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson By Deborah M. Todd SAN ...

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YouTube has discussed these plans with most media companies, including Comcast Corp's NBCUniversal, Viacom Inc , Twenty-First Century Fox Inc and CBS Corp , but have yet to secure any rights. (Reuters ...