Love TV Channels uses Deepdub AI dubbing for European FAST expansion

TV channel publisher Love TV Channels is using Deepdub’s AI-driven dubbing technology to dub its catalogue to enable distribution across the Spanish, Italian, and French markets.

Love TV Channels has over 25 million monthly viewers to its thematic localised streaming TV channels in Europe.

The collaboration supports the localisation of premium factual programming from Cineflix Rights, including titles such as WW2 By Drone, Brother vs Brother, Border Security: America’s Frontline, and more factual series that were previously unavailable in localised European FAST offerings.

Deepdub claims to reduce the price of localising for different languages by over 80% compared to traditional dubbing services across Spanish, Italian, and French.

It brings the opportunity for local audiences to access content never released in their local markets, says Deepdub.

“The FAST opportunity in Europe is massive, but only for operators who can localize at the speed of programming, not the speed of traditional dubbing,” said Ofir Krakowski, CEO and co-founder of Deepdub. “That’s exactly what this partnership with Love TV Channels unlocks. We’re making it possible to think in channels, not individual titles.”

“Expanding across European markets has barriers in terms of access to localised versions of premium content, especially when it comes to niche genres; resulting in difficult trade-offs between cost and reach, to overcome limitations of quality and variety of content,” adds Teresa López, CEO and co-founder of Love TV Channels. “Our partnership with Deepdub changes that. We have been able to license content never dubbed into Spanish, Italian, or French, and unlock part of the Cineflix catalogue in these European markets, offering never-released premium localised content as part of our free TV thematic channels. This is a huge opportunity to increase our engagement with local audiences, reinforcing our ambitions for what Love TV Channels can achieve across Europe.”