Translated meeting captions
Your words, as everyone's captions.
The translation as captions for every participant. Tolkr™ runs on your own systems, and only the translated text goes to the meeting service.
English→
DanishLiveCaptions on- 01Everyone readsthe meeting's own captions
- 02Only textleaves, and only while you choose
- 03Nothing newfor participants to install
The call
You speak. Everyone reads.
Your words, translated, appear as the meeting's own captions for every participant.
English→DanishLiveCaptions onYou
Thank you all for joining today.Tak til jer alle for at deltage i dag.
Let's start with the budget.Lad os starte med budgettet.
The meeting's captions
Lad os starte med budgettet.
Tallene er klar på fredag.
- Only textLeaves the PC
Only the translated text goes to the meeting service, and only while you choose it.
- Their captionsFor everyone
Every participant reads it in the meeting's own captions.
- The linkPasted once
You paste the meeting's caption link into Tolkr™.
Step by step
Turn it on. Then talk.
What the host and the speaker do, before the meeting starts.
- 01Allow captions
The host turns on captions from outside apps.
- 02Paste the link
You paste the meeting's caption link into Tolkr™.
- 03Talk
Everyone reads your words, translated, as the meeting's own captions.
- 04Your choice
Captions go out only while you choose them.
Who gets what
One speaker. Every participant.
Participants need nothing new. They read the meeting's own captions.
- You
- Speak in your own language
- Participants
- Your words in Danish, as captions
- Host
- Captions from outside apps, turned on once
- Security
- Only the translated text leaves, while you choose it
- Sent
- The translated text, to the meeting service
- Works
- Where outside captions are accepted
- Participants
- Need nothing new
Your questions
Asked by your role.
Choose your role. Each one has the questions people in it ask first, answered.
Host3 questions
- How do I turn it on?
Turn on captions from outside apps in your meeting service, and give the speaker the caption link.
- Which meeting services?
Those that accept captions from outside apps. We set yours up with you in a demo.
- Do participants need anything?
No. They read the meeting's own captions.
Security3 questions
- What goes to the meeting service?
What any participant sends: your voice, here translated. With captions for everyone, also the translated text.
- When does it go?
Only while you choose it.
- Where does it translate?
On your PC. Recognition and translation run there, and only the translated text goes to the meeting service.
Head of IT3 questions
- Does it need the internet to translate?
No. Recognition, translation and the voice run on your own systems.
- What does it run on?
Windows 11. A graphics card makes it faster, and it also runs on the processor. Tolkr™ sets itself up for each workstation.
- What leaves our systems?
Nothing during use. We watched the connections Tolkr™ opened during a live session, a dub and a voice test, and none left the PC. The only text that can leave is meeting captions for everyone, when you turn them on.
Also in this group
More in Meetings and calls.
- Video meetingsVideo meetings in two languages, in both directions, on your own systems.
- Interpreter channelTolkr™ as the interpreter of one language, for listeners who choose it in the meeting's own menu, running on your own PC.
- Meetings in the browserMeetings in two languages, both ways, in the browser you already use on your PC.
- Voice calls on your PCFollow a call in your language, with Tolkr™ running on your own Windows PC.
- Voice chatFollow a voice chat in your language, with Tolkr™ running on your own Windows PC.
Try it on your own material.
We run Tolkr™ on a recording or a stream of yours, so you judge it on your own work.
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