AppTek on How Content Creators Leverage Automatic and Adaptive Speech Dubbing
Using different media samples, Volker Steinbiss shows how AppTek’s fully automatic and adaptive dubbing technology voices many languages, with nuance, and in record time.
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Using different media samples, Volker Steinbiss shows how AppTek’s fully automatic and adaptive dubbing technology voices many languages, with nuance, and in record time.
There is finally a fast, cost-effective, and engaging way to reach new international audiences with existing media assets: see how AppTek’s automatic dubbing technology does it.
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