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Camb.ai and Videolinq Partner to Deliver End-to-End Multilingual Live Video Workflows

The collaboration bridges real-time dubbing, captioning, and multistream video distribution – now with mobile subtitle and audio access for live event attendees.

CAMB.AI, the leader in real-time AI dubbing technology, and Videolinq, the award-nominated platform for live captioning and multilingual subtitle distribution, announced a strategic partnership designed to redefine how global audiences experience live and recorded content. Together, the two companies offer an integrated cloud-based solution that enables real-time audio dubbing, automated captions, and live subtitle distribution across platforms, and now, directly to audience mobile devices at live events.

“Our goal is to make content truly global, in real time,” said Akshat Prakash, Co-Founder & CTO of CAMB.AI. “Partnering with Videolinq unlocks new ways for customers to deliver accurate, accessible, and multilingual video at scale.”

With rising demand for inclusive and multilingual experiences, this collaboration empowers enterprises, media companies, and event organizers to localize content instantly. CAMB.AI’s AI-driven speech-to-speech translation pairs seamlessly with Videolinq’s support for open, closed, and CEA-608/708 captions, ensuring content is accessible to everyone, everywhere, on any device.

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“Our goal is to make content truly global, in real time,” said Akshat Prakash, Co-Founder & CTO of CAMB.AI. “Partnering with Videolinq unlocks new ways for customers to deliver accurate, accessible, and multilingual video at scale.”

“We’ve built Videolinq to serve customers who need speed, accuracy, and simplicity,” said Eyal Menin, Co-founder and CEO of Videolinq. “Together with Camb.ai, we’re offering a complete workflow that combines dubbing, captions, and multistream distribution, ideal for live events, conferences, and enterprise communications.”

Key Benefits of the Collaboration:

  • End-to-End Live Translation Workflow: From speech recognition to subtitles and dubbing, all in real time.
  • Multiplatform Distribution: Seamless delivery to YouTube, Facebook, LinkedIn, and RTMP/SRT-compatible platforms.
  • Compliance-Ready Subtitles: Support for open, closed, and CEA-608/708 captions across broadcast and digital channels.
  • Cloud-Based Simplicity: No software installation is required; just connect, translate, and stream.
  • In-Person Event Support: Audiences at live events can access real-time multilingual subtitles or AI-dubbed audio directly on their mobile phones, and no app download is required.

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Trusted by Industry Leaders

Organizations like Verizon, BAFTA, and CERN have leveraged Videolinq’s platform to enhance accessibility and reach through real-time captioning and multilingual subtitle distribution. Simultaneously, Camb.ai has empowered entities like Major League Soccer, IMAX, and the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) with AI-driven dubbing solutions, facilitating real-time multilingual content delivery and expanding global audience engagement.

Programs are underway for conferences, major sports events, and enterprises seeking to enhance global accessibility and localization.

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