NoLang API Adds Batch Multilingual Conversion for Video Production
The API update directly addresses the high cost and labor of multilingual video production, a key barrier to global content distribution, by automating conversion at scale.
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Mavericks Inc. has added a language conversion function to its NoLang video generation AI API, supporting up to 34 languages and batch processing. The update automates narration recording and subtitle creation, reducing the cost and workload of multilingual video production. The company aims to help businesses accelerate overseas expansion by replacing manual repetitive conversion with programmatic batch processing.
Cross-border e-commerce from Japan to China reached 2.6372 trillion yen in FY2024, and to the US 3.1397 trillion yen, according to a Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry survey. The global language services market was estimated at 71.7 billion USD in 2024. Producing videos in multiple languages remains expensive: market rates for Japanese-English translation run 20 to 30 yen per character, with narration and subtitling added per language. Mavericks Inc. has added a language conversion function to its NoLang API that supports up to 34 languages and batch processing. The update automates the repetitive work of translating, recording, and editing for each language version, allowing companies to regenerate all versions quickly when content changes. The company positions this as a way to reduce production costs and speed up overseas market expansion.
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