Glossary
Approve translations for course terms and acronyms once. Every lecture then uses the same wording.
Translate lectures into 135+ languages. Keep your professor's voice and your academic terminology.
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Students hear the same teacher in their own language, with the same pace and emphasis.
The same professor voice in every lecture and every language.
Set how close to the original and how lively the delivery is.
Natural delivery in the target language.
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When the camera is on the professor, lip sync matches the translated audio, so the lecture feels native.
Mouth movement adapts to the dubbed speech.
Use lip sync on speakers who agreed to it.
Preview the result in the editor and re-dub any segment.
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Lock terms, names and acronyms once. Every lecture follows them.
Approved translations for terms, names and acronyms.
Set the tone, for example a formal lecture or a friendly tutorial.
Flagged segments to review before export.
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Text on slides, whiteboards and lower thirds is translated and placed back in its original style.
Text inside the video is detected and translated.
Position and look stay close to the source.
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Set the rules once. Review before anything is published.
Approve translations for course terms and acronyms once. Every lecture then uses the same wording.
Describe the audience and tone, from a formal lecture to a friendly tutorial. The translation follows it.
Fix text, timing or a voice line by line. Correct one sentence without redoing the whole video.
Upload approved subtitles as SRT. Rask dubs from your wording and exports SRT back.
Rask detects each speaker in panels and Q&A sessions and keeps a separate voice for every one.
Nothing goes live automatically. Reviewers approve each lecture, and sensitive courses can add human review.
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From one lecture to a full curriculum. Pick the level of support you need.
Your team uploads videos, reviews them in the editor and publishes or downloads, in batches and by course.
We set up terminology, voices and review stages, add human in the loop, and deliver finished translated videos. API access included if you want it.
Plug translation into the platform where your courses already live. A new lecture lands in your library, gets dubbed, reviewed and published.
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Everything your institution needs to scale video translation with governance, security and quality control.
Connect your LMS or video platform and process whole libraries.
Independently audited security controls. Trust Center available.
Documents ready for your legal and procurement review.
Integrate with Okta, Azure AD, Google Workspace and more.
Professional human review for sensitive or high-stakes content.
Closed AI environment. Your lectures are never used for general model training.
Yes. Rask dubs recorded lectures, seminars and full course libraries into 135+ languages. It transcribes the speech, translates it, generates a dubbed voice and, if you choose, matches the speaker’s lip movement to the new audio. You get a finished video plus subtitles.
Rask works with recorded video and audio. It is built for course libraries, open lectures, admissions videos and onboarding content, so you can translate a whole semester in one batch.
Yes. Voice cloning keeps the sound of the original speaker in every language, so students hear the same teacher in Spanish, French or Chinese. You control how close the clone is to the original and how expressive it is, and you can smooth the accent for natural delivery.
Voice cloning is used with the speaker’s consent. If a professor prefers not to be cloned, you can choose from neutral AI voices instead.
Accuracy on specialist vocabulary depends on how much context the translator has. Rask gives you three tools for it:
For graded or regulated courses, we recommend a human review of every lecture, and we can set up a human-in-the-loop step for you.
Yes. On-screen text translation detects text inside the video, such as slides, whiteboards and captions, translates it and places it back in a similar style. It is available on Business and Enterprise plans.
Check the result in the editor before export, especially for formulas, diagrams and dense tables.
Yes. If your team already has approved subtitles or a professional translation, upload the SRT file and use it as the source. Rask dubs from your text instead of translating it again.
You can also download the finished subtitles as SRT and publish them next to the dubbed video in your video platform or LMS.
Rask is SOC 2 Type II audited and GDPR compliant, and a DPA is available. Enterprise accounts include SSO and SAML. Your content stays in a closed AI environment and is never used to train general models.
We support FERPA related reviews with the documents your legal and procurement teams need. Book a demo and we will walk your IT team through the details.
Not today. Rask translates recorded lectures and video libraries, not live streams. A common workflow is to record the lecture, upload it right after the class and publish the translated version for students the same day.
Pricing depends on the number of video minutes you translate and the number of languages. Universities with large libraries usually choose a volume plan with a fixed pool of minutes, which keeps the budget predictable. There are no extra fees for regenerating or adjusting a translation.
Book a demo and tell us the size of your library. We will suggest a plan and a rollout order for your courses.
Yes. Start with the free trial, no credit card required, and upload one of your own lectures to hear the result. If you want a guided pilot, we can run a short pilot on your material with your terminology, so your team can judge the quality before you commit.
Try it on your own video, one lecture or a full program. Or book a demo to see the workflow for your university.
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