For Newsmax, live AI dubbing in Spanish, Russian, Greek and French opened up new syndication revenue overseas. Extra reach, with no change to their live production.
Read case studyReach international audiences and expand syndication opportunities without adding another production workflow.






News never stops, so neither do we. SyncWords runs cloud-native with dual-pipeline backup channels and a 24/7 team on live feeds. Our streamlined deployment gets you from contract to production in weeks, bypassing the years-long timelines of traditional procurement.
On air without touching master control
Captions and translations join the feed from the cloud, with no encoder purchase and no changes to your control room.
Built for 24/7
Dual-pipeline resiliency and 24/7 support.
Case studies
Real newsroom deployments. What we built, and how it turned out.
News
Accessibility at home. Audience growth abroad.
Talk with an expertVocalics translates live news while carrying the speaker’s tone, pacing and emotion. Newsmax uses it to expand market by market. Captions and subtitles are included with every dub.
Live translated subtitles from one feed, including hard-to-source languages others won’t attempt.
Store as many custom dictionaries as needed across different programming types, covering specialized terminology, acronyms, and presenter names. Essential for breaking news.
900+ AI voices and multi-voice releases give each language channel a distinct identity.
Run redundant A/B pipelines with independent SRT paths so a 24/7 feed has a backup ready.
EIA-608 and WebVTT for same-language accessibility alongside the localization.
Export timed caption and subtitle files after the broadcast, ready for web publishing and VOD workflows.
Sub-second caption insertion into SRT streams, HLS subtitle tracks, and RTMP(S) output for social distribution. AVC/H.264 and HEVC/H.265, at almost any framerate, for domestic and international delivery. No transcoding required.
AWS Elemental MediaConnect (dual independent SRT streams for redundancy), MediaLive, MediaPackage, and CloudFront CDN publishing. Also compatible with LiveU, TVU, and Ateme.
Pricing follows the hours, languages and outputs you run, with lower effective rates at higher committed volume.
Grow the business
Localization is a revenue decision, not a science project. SyncWords is how newsrooms sell the property into new markets.
Syndicate your channel into high-value markets language-by-language, the way global news networks sell internationally.
Serve multi-language audiences and diaspora communities from a single live feed.
More viewers. More impressions. More advertising revenue.
Turn GenAI targets into live accessibility and multilingual services viewers can actually use.
Lithuanian, Greek, Arabic, Japanese and more. Breadth is our structural advantage.
Point Vocalics at the MRSS feed you already syndicate and get a dubbed, subtitled copy of every clip back, titles and descriptions included.
It keeps the speaker’s tone, pacing and emotion in real time, with 900+ unique voices tuned for the timing of live news.
Custom dictionaries and LLM-driven proper-noun handling are taught your terminology so they come through correctly on air.
Multiple simultaneously from one source: translated subtitles and dubbing together. We also take on hard-to-source languages.
Dual-pipeline backup channels provide a redundant pipe, backed by 99.99% uptime and a 24/7 support team on live feeds.
For same-language SRT captions, SyncWords can add as little as half a second to the video path while caption delay typically stays under two seconds.
Weeks, not years. LRT went from AWS referral to production in weeks; expansions take 8–16 weeks once integrated.
Yes, deeply. AWS Elemental MediaConnect carries dual independent SRT streams for redundancy, MediaLive and MediaPackage handle encoding and packaging with DVR preserved, and CloudFront publishes to your audience. SyncWords is also available on AWS Marketplace.
Yes. EIA-608 and WebVTT same-language captions run alongside the localization, helping you meet FCC and EU accessibility requirements.
Yes. Map each channel once, then schedule newscasts, start breaking coverage, change language outputs and manage newsroom terminology from your own systems.
Pricing is usage-based and charged per language and output, with no per-channel licence. The effective hourly rate falls as committed volume rises.
Talk with our team about live subtitles, AI dubbing and dual-pipeline reliability for your news feeds.
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