Open, pick a language, read
Attendees follow a link or scan a QR code, choose from the languages you enabled, and immediately see the live caption stream. It defaults sensibly to their browser's language to save a step.
Solution
Attendees join from a link and read in their language
Getting a multilingual audience set up is usually the hard part. With BabelStone it is a link: attendees open it, pick a language, and they are in.
The attendee experience runs entirely in the browser, so there is nothing to install and nothing to hand out. That makes it practical to translate for large audiences and remote viewers, not just a handful of people with loaned receivers.
Works on the devices people already have
Any modern phone, tablet or laptop browser works, in the room or streaming from home — no receivers to charge, distribute, collect or lose.
Re-read and catch up
Because captions are text, attendees can scroll back to re-read a point they missed without losing their place in the live stream.
Frequently asked questions
Is there really no app to install?
Correct. The attendee view is a web page. Anyone with the link and a browser can join and read in their language.
Does it work for remote or hybrid attendees?
Yes. Anyone with the link can follow the live captions, whether they are in the room or watching a stream from elsewhere.
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