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Enterprise and event teams can create and manage caption rooms, configure languages, recognition and translation routes, project terminology and caption presentation, then deliver one room to the operator, correction view, venue projection, clean OBS source and audience QR page. Each room uses the local-direct or online-platform topology assigned to the account.

Post-produced subtitles are created after recording. Live interpretation captions process speech as it happens and must account for production audio, recognition and translation latency, terminology, operator correction and delivery to venue, broadcast and audience endpoints.

Venue displays can use a dedicated projection view, while production teams receive a clean output without operator controls. Source-and-translation layout, type size, colour, background and brand elements can be configured for the stage and production frame.

Usually not. Audience members can scan a QR code or open a project link in a mobile or desktop browser. When AI voice output is included, it can also be delivered through the configured audience experience.

Agendas, slides, scripts and speaker information can be used to prepare a project lexicon. Recognition terms improve source transcription, translation terms constrain the target form, and replacement rules handle deterministic spelling. WALI also provides 27 industry and specialist templates, which can be combined with event material and human review.

An enterprise user starts the call from Android and selects a source and target language. Participants join through Android or a browser invite and share one consistent source-and-translation stream. Chinese-English calls can use continuous automatic language direction; other combinations and auto-detection behaviour are configured according to the selected languages and available speech capability.

Results depend on audio quality, accents, speaking speed, venue noise, languages and specialist content. Managed projects reduce risk through audio checks, terminology preparation, replacement rules, operator correction and rehearsal. High-risk content may require human review or professional interpreters.

Provide the agenda, speaker list, slides or scripts, language directions, venue plan and technical information. Confirm mixing-console audio, network access, display endpoints, broadcast integration and operators, then rehearse the complete route with production equipment.

Call media is used for live transmission and is not retained as a complete long-term recording by default. Captions, settlement and necessary audit data are handled according to business and compliance needs. Access to terminology, captions and project material is controlled under the applicable terms, privacy policy and project agreement.