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It takes the audio of the Chrome tab the meeting is in and translates beside it. Works with the web versions of Zoom, Google Meet and Teams.
10월부터 월 단위 정산으로 가는 데 동의합니다.
한국어Before the meeting, choose the spoken and translation languages and check remaining time.
Select the Chrome tab audio from the web version of Zoom, Google Meet or Teams.
Read captions beside the meeting as they appear and pause during breaks.
Copy the attendee link into meeting chat when other attendees want to read along.
Fix product names or abbreviations while live. Changes apply from the next sentence.
Open the link in meeting chat to read captions without an app or sign-in.
Choose a reading language from those enabled by the attendee running captions.
Show the original below the translation to compare product names or abbreviations.
Change text size or scroll back to read an earlier line from the discussion.
10월부터 월 단위 정산으로 가는 데 동의합니다.
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Captions beside the meeting · attendee link in chat
An illustration of the workflow available today. The live interface has a different layout.
Meeting/How it works
Pick the languages spoken and the languages to translate into.
Press Start, choose the Chrome tab the meeting is in and turn on tab audio sharing.
If needed, post the attendee link in the meeting chat.
The attendee who needs translation adds company and product names, abbreviations and attendee names. Prepare to open the meeting’s web version on a computer.
Tell attendees the meeting is being captioned, then share the meeting tab’s audio. Post the link in chat for attendees who want to read along.
Read captions beside the meeting and add new abbreviations to the glossary. Captions do not show speaker names.
Download the transcript in the languages you need after stopping. Compare important details such as dates and product names with the original.
Leave the meeting as it is and read in your language in a window beside it.
Post the link in the meeting chat and attendees choose their own language.
A transcript in each language is left when the meeting ends.
The company, product and person names below are examples. Use the spellings from your meeting to help avoid names being translated as ordinary words; this does not add speaker labels.
FAQ
Yes. Let attendees know at the start that the meeting is being captioned.
Open the meeting’s web version in Chrome or Edge on a computer. A meeting bot is in preparation.
For now captions appear without speaker names.
The attendee who needs translation runs it on their own computer using the meeting web tab’s audio. Tell attendees about captioning when you start.
Attendees reading through the link do not sign in. The attendee running it signs in with Google and enables reading languages before starting.
Audio is not saved; only caption transcripts per language remain. They have no speaker names and are machine-translated, so check important agreements against the original.
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