Dubbah is an AI-powered dubbing solution that translates and dubs videos into multiple languages while preserving the original voice's tone and emotion. It offers fast turnaround times and supports a variety of content types.

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Dubbah | 224 followers on LinkedIn. Go global | Dubbah is an AI tool that allows you to localize videos into different languages while maintaining the original voice and background music

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Coleman Hindes

Director of Business Development at Bullish Studio

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Did you know: Sofia Vergara was a huge fan of Ed O’Neill before they met. She used to watch Married With Children a lot, however she used to watch the Spanish dubbed version. When she finally met Ed in person she was very disappointed, cause she always had this belief that Ed was fluent in Spanish!

Dubbah update: We've been working with clients in Tokyo for a while now, and this week we're actually here in person. If you know anyone in video production or machine learning in Japan who might be interesting to meet up with, please let me know!

The Hidden Language Barrier in Charter Schools: Are We Leaving Students Behind? Consider this: You've developed an inspiring educational video series. It's engaging, informative, and aligns with curriculum standards. But 22% of your students are English language learners. The uncomfortable truth? Many charter schools can't afford to translate their materials. The consequences: - Struggling students fall further behind - Decreased parent engagement - Widening achievement gaps - Missed opportunities for cultural connection Traditional solutions: Costly translators, limited material coverage, outdated content. Imagine if you could: - Teach every student in their native language - Maintain the original content's quality and excitement - Do it affordably and quickly Educators: How would instant, high-quality video translation in multiple languages transform your classroom and community outreach? Let's reimagine inclusive education for our diverse student population.

The Global Training Blindspot: Are We Setting Up 80% of Our Workforce to Fail? Picture this: You create a brilliant training video in English. It's engaging, informative, and aligns perfectly with company goals. But only 20% of your global workforce speaks fluent English. The harsh reality? Many companies don't translate their training at all. The result: 80% of employees struggle to understand critical information - Inconsistent customer experiences across regions - Increased compliance risks - Misaligned brand values The old solution: Expensive voice actors, months of studio time, blown budgets. But what if you could: - Speak to every employee in their native language - Maintain the original message's impact - Do it quickly and cost-effectively L&D leaders: How would instant, high-quality video translation in multiple languages transform your global training approach? Let's rethink how we empower our global workforce.

Attention podcast makers and polyglots: Dubbah just made your life easier. New releases: - Podcast API: Crystal-clear audio processing tailored for spoken word - Dubbing API 2.0: Smoother translations across more languages

the dubbah scientists 👩🔬 cooked up something new with the help of Anthropic 's Claude Sonnet 3.5 visually search any video, live in your browser, locally. (your video never leaves your machine) what would you use it for? 👇

In 2024, your content should speak every language. With Dubbah, it can.

Been hearing a lot about the Turkish series Zeytin Ağacı, but it's only available in Turkish, what if it was available in English?

Had a great time talking about the future of AI voice and video with Dylan Fox (Founder of AssemblyAI), Alan Cowen (CEO of Hume AI) and Julien Reiman (Baseten) as part of TECH WEEK by a16z

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