
Litmos Community Team (Litmos Team) asked a question.
Originally asked by a community member in the Litmos Community forum on 17 July 2025.
I am playing with Audiate from TechSmith, which has the ability to auto-translate what I record in English to other languages like Spanish, French, etc. I am excited at the potential to host various versions of the video recording in different languages, but I'm not sure what options there are to make this work smoothly in Litmos.
I don't think I can publish a video with the different audio options built-in, I think I have to publish separate versions of the videos each with a different language. I'm wondering if anyone else is doing this and has any tips or insight on how you hosted training in multiple languages on Litmos? Even if what you hosted isn't in video form, I'm curious on how you structured your courses or learning paths to offer options in multiple languages.
Reply from a community member, 22 July 2025
Hey Alex,
That sounds super interesting and I'm commenting to follow this and learn what others do also! We are not in a perfect place with the multi-language options here, but here is some guidance about what we do/have done depending on the circumstances for multi-language content:
Adam
Reply from a community member, 28 July 2025
Oh, I like the idea of CC in other languages! We may not be purchasing the Audiate package that includes auto-translation for audio, but I imagine we could find some other solution to translate my training script into other languages.
Reply from a community member, 19 December 2025
I have been trying to work through this myself recently, and I think we are going to use Brands and Teams to assign content based on a learner's preferred language. We'll use Assign rules to place users in the correct language Brand and Team based on their selected language in Litmos. Adding unique courses for each of the languages to be included in the Collection listings for that language's Brand for optional courses, and assigning to that language's Team for required training. I am not sure how this will work with reporting yet...
I have been using HeyGen to create narration and basic videos; their translation feature is excellent.