Designing a bilingual transcript around the source moment
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Speech translation interfaces have a timing problem. The user is still listening when the first transcript fragment arrives. A translation follows, perhaps before the speaker has finished. Later, someone needs to search for one phrase and hear the surrounding audio. Treating all of that as a single…
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- 2026-09-25 13:33 · DEV Community — AI
Designing a bilingual transcript around the source moment
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