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This is natively supported on youtube, at least some of the time. I think it might be that you have to have youtube's UI language set to a different language th
by Thorrez 6y ago
This is natively supported on youtube, at least some of the time. I think it might be that you have to have youtube's UI language set to a different language than is spoken in the video.
- yorwba 6y agoAs far as I can tell, it's available on desktop, but neither in mobile browsers nor the app. The video language being the same or different from the UI language didn't seem to make a difference. My current working theory is that they couldn't figure out a way to fit a two-level menu on a phone screen, so they just cut that feature...
- fy20 6y agoI just tested, and yes on desktop there is an 'Auto-translate' option, even for videos with 'auto-generated captions'. However on mobile (YouTube app on Android, Firefox, Chrome) and my TV the 'Auto-translate' option is missing, so I can only view the generated subtitles in the original language. I mostly watch on mobile or TV, so :-/