SyncWords

Start with the outcome

β€œThe platform is flexible. The conversation starts with what you want your audience to experience.”

Do not see your platform?

β€œIf it accepts video, audio, captions or a web embed, there is probably a clean seam.”

Company

β€œBuilt in New York for live video everywhere.”
A broadcast operations team managing live video feeds
SyncWords Live

Captions, subtitles and AI dubbing for live video

SyncWords Live turns any live source into same-language captions, translated subtitle tracks and Vocalics dubs, then puts each output where your audience already watches.

From feed to audience

Turn the live program into every audience experience

SyncWords Live builds captions, translated subtitles and dubbed audio in real time, then sends each output through the route that fits your operation.

  1. Bring the feed you already have

    Connect over SRT, RTMP, HLS or CMAF. Use the program audio, an existing caption feed or your own human captioner as the starting point.

  2. Build the language layer

    Recognize the program audio, apply dictionaries and glossaries, and produce captions, translated subtitles and dubbed audio in parallel.

  3. Send each output where it belongs

    Return language tracks to broadcast and streaming infrastructure, publish to direct destinations, or serve viewers through a web experience.

Your live program Live source
  • Captions Same language Live output
  • Subtitles Translated text Live output
  • Vocalics Dubbed audio Live output

Every active output can run from the same service and the same source at the same time.

The platform around the pipeline

A lot happens between source and audience

SyncWords Live covers the language work, the live operations around it and the handoffs on both sides. Here is the short version.

Source flexibility

Push or pull live media over the protocols already present in your operation.

AI or human input

Start with live speech recognition, your existing captions or a professional captioner.

Languages in parallel

Run captions, subtitle tracks and Vocalics dubs together in one live service.

Names that stay correct

Attach ASR dictionaries, translation glossaries and pronunciation rules to each service.

Scheduling and templates

Map a recurring channel once, schedule across time zones and start automatically at airtime.

Live monitoring

Watch service health, bitrate, runtime activity and every active language output while the program is on.

API and webhooks

Let broadcast automation, a scheduler or your own platform control the service lifecycle.

Every session leaves a file

Export the source or any translated language as TXT, SRT, WebVTT or DFXP, for the exact time window you need.

One view of the operating surface

Map the service once. Run it again and again.

A service keeps the source, outputs, destinations, dictionaries, styling and access settings together. Start it manually, put it on a schedule or hand control to your automation.

  • Recurring broadcasts keep their configuration between runs.
  • Role-based access gives each team the view and controls it needs.
  • Multiple live services can run and be monitored at the same time.
  • Usage stays visible by event, client, language and output.
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SyncWords Live

Services

A centralized dashboard for live services.

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Live operations

A backup path before you need one

The language layer belongs inside production, with the support, redundancy and operating model that live teams expect.

99.99%
Uptime SLA available for broadcast-critical workflows.
24/7
Technical support when the program is live in any time zone.
A/B
Dual-pipeline failover available, with SCTE-35 pass-through.

Trusted across broadcast, streaming, events and enterprise

AWS
Euronews
JTV
IMG Play
Dow Jones
StreamShark
Texas A&M University System
Public Safety Canada

Questions teams ask before the first feed

What is SyncWords Live?

SyncWords Live is the cloud platform for producing and delivering captions, translated subtitles and Vocalics dubs from live media. It includes the real-time language pipeline plus scheduling, monitoring, account controls, automation and delivery.

Do we need new hardware?

No. A cloud-first workflow needs no new caption encoder or appliance. If you already own a caption encoder and want to keep it, SyncWords Live can drive it over IP while the rest of the workflow moves at your pace.

Can we keep our current captioner?

Yes. SyncWords Live can ingest live captions from steno software or an existing caption feed, then use that text to create downstream subtitle and dubbing outputs.

Can one service deliver captions, subtitles and dubs together?

Yes. A single live service can create several text and audio outputs from the same source and deliver them to multiple destinations at the same time.

Can SyncWords Live be automated?

Yes. The Live API and webhook events can connect service creation, scheduling, start, stop and monitoring to your existing automation or platform workflow.

How is SyncWords Live priced?

Pricing is usage-based: hours are charged per language and per output. There is no per-channel licence or hardware cost, and the effective hourly rate falls as committed volume rises.

Bring us the feed you already run

Show us where it enters, where it needs to leave and what each audience should hear or read. We will map SyncWords Live into the workflow and demonstrate it with your use case.