Add Hungarian to Your Video

1) Sign up for Descript for free. You get one free hour of transcription each month, and no credit card is needed.

2) On the dashboard, click "New Project" and then select "Video Project".

3) Upload your video file. When the "Transcribing..." pop-up appears, choose Hungarian as the transcription language and name the speaker(s).

4) Once the transcription is complete, review and correct any errors using the Correct mode (press C). Utilize Descript's editing tools, like the "Remove filler words" feature, to clean up the transcription.

5) To add subtitles, click on the "Captions" icon. Choose the caption style that suits your video.

6) Preview your video to ensure the subtitles are properly timed.

7) When satisfied, go to "Publish" to export your video with subtitles, or download a standalone subtitle file in SRT or VTT format to upload with your video.

• French: Reach a global audience, especially in regions like Canada, France, and parts of Africa where French is widely spoken.
• German: Tap into the large German-speaking market in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, known for high engagement with online content.
• Spanish: Engage with a vast audience across Spain, Latin America, and the United States, where Spanish is the second most spoken language.
• Italian: Connect with viewers in Italy and Italian-speaking communities worldwide, enhancing cultural relevance and viewer retention.
• And there are many more languages to choose from, ensuring your content is accessible to a diverse global audience.

• Use native speakers: Always have a native Hungarian speaker review your subtitles to ensure cultural and linguistic accuracy.
• Check for diacritics: Hungarian uses several diacritical marks; make sure these are correctly placed to avoid misinterpretation.
• Maintain context: Hungarian sentence structure can differ from English. Ensure the subtitles maintain the original context and meaning.
• Adjust timing: Hungarian words can be longer; adjust subtitle timing to ensure readability without rushing.
• Consistent terminology: Use consistent terminology for technical terms and names to avoid confusion among viewers.