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AI can translate subtitle text, but the translated lines still need to fit the original timing and be readable on screen.
Preserve cue numbers and timecodes, then review meaning, line length, reading speed, speaker labels, and any visual context that affects the translation.
Subtitle translation combines language work with timing and display constraints. An SRT file contains cue numbers, start and end timecodes, and subtitle text. An AI translator should edit only the text fields unless the workflow explicitly manages timing. If timecodes shift, cues can appear too early, overlap, or remain on screen after the scene changes. A literal translation may also be longer than the source and exceed the line or reading-speed limits set by a platform, broadcaster, or client. Those rules vary, so check the delivery specification rather than assuming one universal character limit. Review each cue while watching the video, not only in a spreadsheet. Dialogue may depend on who is speaking, what is visible, humor, pronouns, and how the line connects to the next cue. Captions for accessibility may also include speaker identification and relevant sound cues, depending on the required format. Maintain a glossary for names and recurring terms. AI can produce a fast draft, but a bilingual reviewer should check tone, omissions, and timing. Do not rely on back-translation alone; it may fail to reveal a subtitle that is awkward or culturally wrong. Preserve the original file and compare against the exported video. If the content is for an official release, follow the platform’s current subtitle and accessibility requirements. Correct translation is only part of a usable subtitle track; viewers also need readable, synchronized text.
Jazykové pracovní postupy se mohou pohybovat rychleji, aniž by byla obětována konzistentnost.
Rozšiřuje přístup napříč jazyky a komunikačními styly.
Týmy mohou strávit více času úsudkem, zatímco automatizace zvládne opakování.
Future subtitle tools could flag cues that become too long after translation and let reviewers compare alternatives during synchronized playback. That would make timing problems easier to see without assuming the shortest version preserves the meaning. Automated warnings would still need the delivery specification, target language and scene context to be useful. Teams should retain cue identifiers, keep source-aligned revisions and inspect the final encoded video. A track is ready only when its translation, timing and accessibility information work together for the intended audience, rather than merely passing a text-file check.
A translator duplicates an SRT file, translates dialogue text, and checks that each cue number and timecode stayed unchanged.
A reviewer shortens a translated line that appears too long for the time it remains on screen.
A caption editor checks whether a pronoun makes sense only after seeing the speaker or object in the video.
A team uses a style sheet for character names and recurring terms across a full episode.
Halucinovaná fakta mohou tiše vstupovat do zpráv, podpůrných toků nebo výstupů výzkumu.
Citlivost na výzvy může způsobit nekonzistentní výsledky napříč podobnými požadavky.
Citlivá textová data mohou být vystavena, pokud je řízení přístupu slabé.
Před zavedením definujte výstupní formát, tón a standardy kvality.
Pozemní reakce s důvěryhodnými zdroji, kdykoli záleží na přesnosti.
Udržujte kontrolní bod lidské kontroly pro vysoce důležité výstupy.
Sledujte vzorce selhání a pravidelně opakujte výzvy nebo pracovní postupy.
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AI can translate subtitle text, but the translated lines still need to fit the original timing and be readable on screen. Preserve cue numbers and timecodes, then review meaning, line length, reading speed, speaker labels, and any visual context that affects the translation.
SRT numbering and timing structure control when cues appear.
A longer translation may not fit the display duration or reading limits.
Visual context helps interpret references and check synchronization.
Caption requirements may include who is speaking and meaningful audio cues.
A back-translation may not reveal awkward register or context errors.
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