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Using Translations

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It is recommened to use a Voice Wizard Pro Key for better translations and extended language support

Getting Started with Translations​

From the Text to Speech tab you can select a Translation Language to begin translating. If the voice you are using can not speak the language you are translating to then there will be a corresponding error message in the log. The Azure speech option has voices for nearly all supported languages.

Translation Settings​

To view the translation options in TTS Voice Wizard navigate to Speech Provider > Translation.

The General Translation Settings apply to using either a DeepL key, Voice Wizard Pro key, or Azure Speech Translations.

Text in Translated Langauge​

Enable this setting to have text appear in the language you are translating to.

TTS Voice in Translated Language​

Enabled this setting to have the TTS audio in the language you are translating to.

Customizable Translation Outputs​

To include the text in the original language and the translation language in a single message use the Custom Translation Text Output. You can use these variables to customize your output: {originalText}, {translatedText}, {inputLangCode}, {inputLangName}, {outputLangCode}, {outputLangName}, {nline}

If enabled this setting overrides the "Text in Translated Langauge" option

Here is an example format for the custom translation output: [{inputLangCode}] {originalText}{nline}[{outputLangCode}] {translatedText}