Speaker 1: Never before has it been easier to add subtitles in almost any language. That's because now everything can be done on autopilot using an incredibly user-friendly program called Flixier. The best part is we can not only generate subtitles automatically, but also dub and translate the video into nearly any language. For example, I can create content in Spanish or any other language, even if I don't know that language. Welcome to the Flixier channel, where we aim to help content creators like you make more videos faster and better. Let's jump right in and head over to flixier.com. Click on Get Started and begin a new project. Here we can upload a video file from our laptop or even import it, with multiple options like Google Drive, Zoom or videos we've already uploaded on YouTube. Once our file is uploaded, right-click the timeline and select Generate Subtitles. In just a few moments our subtitles are ready, but the best part is that not only are the subtitles generated, but they are also synchronized. On the left side we can see the timestamps alongside the actual subtitles. We can make edits if needed or even modify the style by changing the font, size or applying different presets to make the subtitles more appealing. Now all that's left to do is automatically translate the subtitles into almost any language. To do this, we go to the Translate menu, choose the language we want to translate the video into, in our case Spanish, and then hit Translate to Spanish. After a brief moment our subtitles are ready in Spanish, similarly we can edit or change their style. If we want to upload the subtitles to YouTube or another platform, we can download them. The most commonly used format is SRT, so we select that from the menu, then we click the download button. Now this file can be uploaded to YouTube or other platforms. Another option is to export the video with the burned-in subtitles directly. This option is especially useful for short videos like Reels, YouTube Shorts and TikTok. But, as I mentioned earlier, this video can be translated into another language. So let's go back to Flixier, download the Spanish subtitles again, but this time we'll choose the text, no timestamps format. Now that we have the full transcript of the video, we'll go to the library, import it and then use text-to-speech. We'll paste our text, choose a voice we like and import it. Now we'll go back to the timeline, right-click on the video and detach the audio. This way we end up with two audio files, the original one in English and the one translated into Spanish. We could, for instance, select the English one and delete it, leaving the video in Spanish only. The only thing left to do now is to export the video and in less than 3 minutes, our video is ready to be used, but this time in Spanish. So there you have it folks, with the help of Flixier, you can address a much broader audience by translating your videos into almost any language. We've reached the end, so don't forget to hit the like and subscribe buttons. Until next time, happy editing.