Let the multilingual magic happen

The first step in the multilingualization process of your videos is creating a new language track.

Before we go through the steps of creating a language track, here is what each language track includes:

• An individual Google entry
• An individual video description with an adaptable background, thumbnail, and privacy settings
• The transcript and subtitles of the selected language
• The recorded translation
• Background audio that can be either an existing audio track of the other languages or an independently selected audio file 

After editing your video inside of the dubbr and filling out all the relevant information for the video in the original language, you can now add a new language track to your video. 

First of all, click on the icon with the globe and plus sign, and add the desired language to your video. This gives you access to everything you need to translate the video into a new language.

You can start by clicking on the "Video Info" icon and clicking on the language tab down below. Now, you can translate the video description and even add personalized thumbnails and backgrounds for each language track, as well as set the privacy state of each language. 

Furthermore, you can add background audio for your language track by clicking on the icon with the musical note. Here, you can simply add the audio track of the original video or add a separate background audio track for each language track. 

By clicking on the "Dub" icon you can translate the transcript into each language, and then, by clicking on the icon with the microphone, you can record the audio for each language track.

Translate: 

Record:

Last but not least, to release a new language track, click on the film strip icon and "Save the selected tracks". You can check out the final result by going back to the video and selecting the language you translated!