Company launches tool for converting broadcasts into multiple languages
Camb.ai has launched an AI agent for dubbing broadcasts into multiple languages live.
It is now available as an SDK (Software Development Kit) for C++, Python, Java and Rust, and can be added into a workflow with three lines of code. It is available in 150+ languages, producing both dubbed audio and subtitles live, and supports source-speaker voice cloning, studio voices and custom terminology, allowing names, venues, sponsors and other specific terminology to remain consistent across languages.
The agent is also available within NVIDIA’s Holoscan For Media architecture.
Program audio can be processed by CAMB.AI’s models to produce dubbed commentary in each target language, with outputs returned to the production network or delivered directly to destinations including CDN, OTT and YouTube Live.
Camb.ai has also revealed a Streaming Dashboard that operators can use to configure sources, select audio, set processing profiles, create language pipelines and manage output destinations from a single interface.
In addition, using the dashboard, teams can monitor stream health, outputs, runtime and live transcripts, as well as pause and resume dubbing without stopping the stream.
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