Three speakers with microphones at a church panel, illustration

TRANSLATIA · LIVE TRANSLATION

Three translation modes

A sermon in one language, a speaker switching languages, or a panel: choose the mode that fits your gathering.

One message. Different ways to deliver it.

Standard, Multilingual or Round table: the mode follows what happens at the microphone, not the language your participants choose.

One speaker · One language

Illustrative example: 3 languages shown out of 45+ offered

Presentation language

Interpretation language

At the microphone

Speaker 1 · English

Welcome everyone to our community.

For the participant · Spanish

Speaker 1

Bienvenidos todos a nuestra comunidad.

The presentation language stays the same throughout the talk.

Which mode fits your next gathering?

01

Standard

One defined presentation language

The speaker uses a single language. Select that language for the presentation, while participants listen to the translation in their chosen language.

Ideal for

A sermon, teaching or announcement in one language.

02

Multilingual

The speaker switches languages

The speaker uses more than one language. Automatic detection recognizes the spoken language for translation, rather than treating the entire presentation as a single language.

Ideal for

A bilingual preacher or a talk that alternates languages.

03

Round table

A conversation with several speakers

Several people contribute to a panel or discussion. Round table mode supports this multi-speaker format, with a clear audio signal sent to Translatia.

Ideal for

A panel, shared testimonies or a question-and-answer session.

In every mode, clear audio matters

A well-positioned microphone and a clear signal give Translatia a better source to transcribe and translate. For a panel, avoid people speaking over one another.

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Questions about the modes

The right mode for your church.

Let’s talk about your sermons, your speakers and your audio setup.