Vizard Agent

How to translate a technical video with the terms your field uses

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Tell Vizard Agent the target language and who will watch, and name the field. It rewrites the narration in the terms that discipline uses rather than the nearest everyday words, shortens the script to fit the original timing, and transcribes the new voice to check that the technical words were pronounced correctly.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

Say who the viewers are and what they study or do. "Translate to Bosnian" gets you a correct, general translation. "For civil engineering students" tells Vizard Agent that a beam is not just a beam and that a failure mode has a name the students will be examined on.

Please translate the voice and the text in this video into Bosnian. It's important that the translation uses professional structural engineering vocabulary. The viewers are civil engineering students. Keep the background music if you can.

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

It treats the terminology as the hard part and the timing as the second one. A translated script is rarely the same length as the original, and the cheap fix of speeding the voice up makes a lecture harder to follow, which defeats the purpose. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

When the field has competing national terms, or the course uses its own. Vizard Agent will pick the standard term, but if your lecturer says something different, send a short glossary. A language with few good synthetic voices is the other limit, so the narration may come in a close neighbouring accent.

Common questions

Why does my translation sound wrong to experts? It used everyday words. Name the field and Vizard Agent uses its terms.

Will it speed up the voice to fit? It shortens the wording instead. Vizard Agent keeps the pace natural.

Can I give it a glossary? Yes. Vizard Agent follows the terms you list over its own choices.