AnyDub
Live Voice Dubbing for Any Browser Video & Meeting
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AnyDub - Live Voice Dubbing for Any Browser Video & Meeting

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AnyDub provides real-time AI voice dubbing and translation for any video or live call, directly in your browser. Experience instant voice translation in 70+ languages across YouTube, Netflix, Zoom, Google Meet, and more.

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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 Super excited to share AnyDub with you today! Why I built AnyDub: We’ve all been there, trying to watch an insightful video, follow a foreign stream, or join a global call, only to spend the entire time glued to subtitles instead of actually watching or engaging. Subtitles pull your eyes away from the content, and traditional audio translation tools require uploading files or waiting around for post-processing. I wanted a seamless way to hear web audio in my native language as it plays, right inside the browser, so I built AnyDub. What AnyDub does: It’s a browser extension that delivers low-latency AI voice dubbing and translation into 70+ languages on the fly. Any Web Video: Works on YouTube, Netflix, and web videos. Live Meetings & Calls: Near real-time audio translation for Google Meet, Zoom, and live streams. On-the-Fly Processing: No file uploads or pre-rendering needed. Just activate and listen naturally. I’d love to hear your feedback as I keep tweaking the latency and voice experience! What languages or platforms would you like to see supported next? Thanks for checking it out! 🙌

Tried it on a Netflix show last night and the dubbing felt surprisingly natural, like the timing actually matched the actors' mouths. Honestly didn't expect it to handle the live Zoom side that smoothly either.

Maker

 Really happy to hear that

Honestly, this is so good. The real-time dubbing actually works perfectly

Maker

 Thanks!

Tried it on a French YouTube video and the dubbing kicked in almost instantly with a pretty natural-sounding voice. Latency felt low enough that I could actually keep watching without losing the flow.

Maker

 Thanks for the feedback, glad to hear you enjoyed it!

Thanks for building AnyDub, Eyal. Doing the dubbing live in the browser without uploading a file or waiting on rendering is the detail that makes this usable during an actual meeting instead of just for pre-recorded video.

A problem this could solve: a team with one non-native English speaker on a Zoom call who normally just nods along and catches up later from the recording. Real time dubbing during the call means they can respond and participate instead of processing everything after the fact.

How does AnyDub handle overlapping speech when several people talk at once, does the dubbing queue up and fall behind, or does it drop audio to stay in sync?

Nice to see this aimed at live meetings and not just YouTube or Netflix, that's the harder half of the problem and the one most dubbing tools skip.

Maker

 To be honest, this is something I’ve tried to solve in several different ways.

For now, the most reliable solution I’ve found is to dub all audible speech, even when people talk over one another. I haven’t yet been able to separate overlapping speakers with consistent accuracy.

That’s why I added the option to control the original audio volume. Keeping some of the original sound in the background helps you stay in sync with the actual conversation and provides enough context to understand who said what.

I’m confident this will continue to improve over time.