What is Deepdub?
Deepdub revolutionizes content localization through its proprietary AI technology and comprehensive dubbing solution. The platform combines emotion-based text-to-speech (eTTS™) technology with professional production expertise to deliver high-quality dubbing services that maintain the authenticity of original content. As the only TPN certified AI dubbing provider, Deepdub ensures enterprise-grade security and quality standards.
The platform operates through a virtual studio environment where teams can collaborate on dubbing projects with features like automatic audio splitting, dialog isolation, and lip-sync control. With capabilities for voice cloning, accent control across 130+ languages, and support for multiple file formats, Deepdub enables content creators to achieve up to 70% faster turnaround times while reducing dubbing costs by 50%.
Features
- eTTS™ Technology: Emotion-based text-to-speech with commercial rights
- Voice Cloning: Zero-shot voice cloning without model training
- Language Support: Transcription and dubbing in 80+ languages
- Virtual Studio: Collaborative online workspace for production teams
- File Compatibility: Support for CSV, AAFF, SRT, WebVTT, AM4, and WAV formats
- Accent Control: Fine-tuning capabilities across 130+ languages
- Dialog Processing: Automatic audio splitting and isolation
- Quality Assurance: TPN certified dubbing services
Use Cases
- Film and TV series localization
- Animated content dubbing
- Corporate video localization
- Documentary translation
- eLearning content adaptation
- Podcast localization
- Video game voice-over
- FAST channel content adaptation
FAQs
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What is the average time saving when using Deepdub?
Deepdub provides up to 70% faster turnaround time compared to traditional dubbing methods. -
How many languages does Deepdub support?
Deepdub supports transcription in 80+ languages and accent control across 130+ languages. -
What file formats does Deepdub support?
Deepdub supports CSV, AAFF, SRT, WebVTT, AM4, and WAV file formats for output.
