Broadcast
One Speaker. Many Languages. Everyone Included.
Broadcast is designed for multilingual sessions where 3 or more languages may be active at once. Unlike one-way streaming patterns, Broadcast supports one-to-many communication with two-way participation when audience response is needed.
How Broadcast Mode Works
One speaker, many listeners — with the option for participants to respond when needed.
Who Uses Broadcast Mode
Government agencies, NGOs, and multinational organisations conducting multilingual stakeholder engagement.
🏛️ Government Town Halls
Public consultations and community forums with participants from diverse language backgrounds.🌍 NGO & Humanitarian
Crisis briefings and coordination meetings with field teams across multiple regions and languages.🌐 Multinational Organisations
All-hands meetings and company announcements for globally distributed teams.🎓 Multilingual Training
Webinars and workshops delivered to international audiences in their preferred languages.🚨 Emergency Response
Crisis coordination calls requiring rapid multilingual communication with stakeholders.🏢 Stakeholder Meetings
Board presentations and investor updates for international stakeholders.
Running A Broadcast Session
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FAQs
View all FAQsWhere can I read product and release updates?
Product updates and sunset notices are grouped under Product Updates. This includes changes to legacy functionality and rollout guidance for current capabilities.
How do I choose between In Person, Video Call, and Broadcast?
Use In Person for face-to-face interpreted conversations or spoken note capture, Video Call for English-only transcription or two-language interpretation, and Broadcast when sessions involve 3 or more active languages with one-to-many and two-way participation where needed. If you are uncertain, start with your most common meeting format and language mix, then expand mode usage as your team gains confidence.
Can we trial VideoTranslatorAI before wider rollout?
Yes. Teams can start with the free trial experience to validate workflows, language coverage, and summary output quality in real scenarios. A practical trial should include at least one In Person session, one Video Call scenario, and one workflow using Prompt Customisation so you can confirm fit before broader operational adoption.