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- YouTube on Android TV and Google TV have added a “dubbed” code to videos translated with AI.
- It is unclear how widely available this tag is.
YouTube Has a large library of videos to choose from, regardless of what your taste can be. However, the pool of content is made a little less due to language barriers. In this connection, this has been one of the few areas where AI shines as YouTubes AI -Dubbing feature has helped make videos more accessible to a global audience. Now it looks like Youtube makes it easier to know which videos have received the dubbing treatment on smart TVs.
First discovered by 9to5googleThe Android TV and the Google TV YouTube app has rolled out a “dubbed” code for some videos translated with AI. The tag appears under the video thumbnails, next to the viewing number. It looks like the tag is rarely found at the moment, but the point of sale managed to detect it on the app’s home screen.
Whether the tag is there or not, you will click on a non-inborn language video that has been automatically dubbed will play with the dub on as standard. The tag is simply there to inform the user that dubbing is available for that video. The standard language of the AI ​​sound depends on the region you are in. And you can change the language or turn off the feature by going to settings and audio tracks.
An example of this tag was found on a video titled 100 layers scroll through. Honestly, the dubbing of this video works very well. But as with everything generated with AI, the results can vary in quality.
It is currently unknown how widely available the tag is. However, the appearance of a video may depend on the creator.
In related news it is reported that YouTube can bring back Premium little subscription. It is said that the premium alternative will be available to users in the United States, Australia, Germany and Thailand.