Can Real-Time Captions Close the Language Gap?

How enTranslate Makes Language More Accessible

enTranslate tackles a common challenge in communication: language barriers during spoken content. It provides live translation by turning speech into captions in different languages making it easier for people to understand what’s being said as it happens. Whether used in person or remotely, the system helps audiences stay connected to the message, not the language it’s delivered in.

The tool takes audio input and automatically generates translated captions that appear on screen or on user devices. It supports both open (always visible) and closed (user-controlled) captions. enTranslate works smoothly with microphones, video feeds, and live streams without needing major changes to how the content is produced.

Why enTranslate Could Be Just What You Need

What makes enTranslate especially practical is how it handles different types of content live or pre-recorded without needing complex setups. It connects with ENCO’s enCaption system to improve translation accuracy on the spot, and lets users follow along in their preferred language. Whether it’s a church service, a class, or a webcast, it fits right into the flow and quietly does its job without requiring extra equipment or staff.

How enTranslate Fits into Real Life

In many shared spaces like classrooms, community halls, and public events language differences can limit participation. enTranslate helps bridge that gap. A public meeting can now be accessible to multilingual audiences at once. A lesson can be followed by international students in real time. And recorded sessions, like lectures or town updates, can be captioned and shared afterward in multiple languages. It supports inclusion in simple, unobtrusive ways that make communication feel more open.