According to a study, YouTube may soon make it simpler for viewers to browse through videos by automatically translating video titles, descriptions, and
captions into each user’s native tongue. The newly added function on the well-known video-sharing website is run by Google’s own Translate software. The
feature, which appears to have been enabled by a server-side modification, has apparently been discovered by a small number of users. It is anticipated that
additional users will soon have access to it. Only Portuguese and Turkish translations, though, have so far been found.
The new translation tool that YouTube has made available to some users was first reported by Android Police. The study claims that some users were able to
view movie descriptions, titles, and captions in both Portuguese and Turkish. As previously indicated, the new function uses Google Translate to translate
content automatically, making it easier for users to browse through movies. According to the article, the feature is accessible to users of the mobile and web versions of YouTube.
YouTube recently began enabling platform users to update their names and profile images using YouTube Studio without also updating those details on their
Google accounts. This functionality has reportedly been heavily sought by content producers and has begun to roll out as of April 22 through a server-side
update. However, after updating their YouTube account information, verified badge holders will need to reapply.
YouTube Is Working on A New Update for Translate Button
Conversations with communities throughout the world are made possible by the YouTube translate button, which instantaneously translates the comment. As
previously mentioned, the YouTube app offers translation in over 100 different languages, including Spanish, Portuguese, German, French, Bahasa, and
others. Not all comments on a video are automatically translated; you must click the button each time you want to do so. The new feature has started rolling out on the YouTube mobile app for both Android and iOS devices.
Recently, YouTube was seen automatically translating the video titles and descriptions of its enormous collection of videos into other languages as part of an
effort to increase its worldwide reach. For a small number of users, YouTube was automatically translating the titles and descriptions of the videos on its
platform as they were browsing, which aided in the better discovery of content. According to reports, both users of the YouTube mobile app and website may
access the new YouTube translation option.
The double-tap gesture with two fingers was recently added to the streaming dashboard of Google’s streaming service. a function that lets users move the
movie pointer to the chapter of their choice. On YouTube, users claim a two-finger double-tap motion is an effective way to direct your streams to your favorite scenes.
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Will This Functionality Be Helpful?
Recently, YouTube was seen automatically translating the video titles and descriptions of its enormous collection of videos into other languages as part of an
effort to increase its worldwide reach. For a small number of users, YouTube was automatically translating the titles and descriptions of the videos on its
platform as they were browsing, which aided in the better discovery of content. According to reports, both users of the YouTube mobile app and website may access the new YouTube translation option.
Now on mobile: A 'Translate' button for YouTube comments in over 100 languages 💬🌎
Unlock conversations with communities around the world in just one click!
Try it out in español, português, Deutsch, Français, Pусский, 日本語, Bahasa & 100+ more
Info→ https://t.co/Fj0AY3GaTs pic.twitter.com/uqWATsvht5
— TeamYouTube (@TeamYouTube) September 13, 2021
With the new function, users will be able to communicate with people from all around the world and close the communication gap between groups. Over 100
languages, including Spanish, Portuguese, German, French, and Bahasa, are supported by YouTube’s new functionality. Each time they want to translate a comment, users must tap the button.
In other news, there are now more than 50 million subscribers to YouTube Music and YouTube Premium.
