ChatGPT is a large language model provided by OpenAI, which is far ahead in terms of translation performance. If we want to use ChatGPT to translate videos, can we use this translation service?
OpenAI's ChatGPT language model is not designed for video translation. To translate a video, you would need to use a video editing software that has the capability to add subtitles or captions. Some popular options include Adobe Premiere, Final Cut Pro, CapCut and Avid Media Composer.
Here are the general steps you would need to follow:
While ChatGPT may not be suitable for translating video, it can be very useful for translating text into different languages. You can use ChatGPT by inputting text in one language and asking it to translate it into another language.
Generally speaking, you need to know ASR or OCR technology, be proficient in editing software and be able to use ChatGPT translation services. The translated subtitles also need to be pasted back into the editing software. You need to carefully align the new and old subtitles, especially when you need dubbing. Pronunciation varies in different languages, and some translated subtitles may be very long, so you need to use ChatGPT for sentence simplification first. Of course, you can also find other professionals for translation.
Now, GhostCut has launched an automated translation and dubbing service, as well as an automated hard subtitle translation service, both of which use the latest ChatGPT technology. It also provides automatic alignment of sound, subtitles, and video frames. Hard subtitle translation also retains the original subtitle style. Therefore, who says that ChatGPT cannot be used for video translation, come and try it.