Video tutorials
Live streams with AI-generated closed captions and speech translations
How to set up an event using the AI wizard
With our newest release, you can now set up an event with AI using our wizard.
How to set up an event with AI captions
In this tutorial, you'll learn how to set up an event in Clevercast to live stream with AI-generated closed captions. See the tutorial on the AI wizard above for a quick setup.
How to set up an event with AI speech translation
In this tutorial, you'll learn how to set up an event in Clevercast to live stream with AI-generated speech translations. See the tutorial on the AI wizard above for a quick setup.
How to change the speech-to-text conversion language for an event with multiple spoken languages
If there are multiple spoken languages in your event, you can manually change the AI speech-to-text conversion language for higher quality of captions. Learn how here.
How to use vocabularies
In this tutorial, you'll learn how Clevercast's AI captions can be modified with a vocabulary. A vocabulary lets you add terms (names, acronyms, industry jargon, technical phrases ...) that may appear in the live stream, so they will be correctly spelled. Learn more about how to use AI vocabulary in this video. For more info see the AI vocabulary tutorial.
How to use the correction room
Live correctors can make corrections to (AI) captions before the captions are sent to the stream. Learn how to edit captions, use vocabularies and more. See our Correction Manual for a full overview.
Live streams with remote interpretation and subtitling
How to set up an event with remote simultaneous interpretation
For human remote simultaneous interpretation, you'll need to set up your event with Translate@Home. For more general information about managing your event, see our tutorials on live stream management.
How to use real-time on-site transcription (AI)
If you want to have on-site AI captions for your live event, you can use on-site transcription.
Other
How to embed the Clevercast player
Clevercast Player is embedded using an iframe, on your webiste or external platform. Find more details in our other tutorial on how to embed and configure the player.
How to simulcast
Simulcasting lets you re-stream a live stream via RTMP or SRT to social media channels and other endpoints, like Twitch. Check out the tutorial below to learn how.
Optionally, you can also burn in subtitles into your simulcast (ask us to add it to your plan).
How to broadcast a simulive stream
Simulive streaming works by streaming pre-recorded videos as if they were ‘real’ live streams at a scheduled time. If you have the opportunity to pre-record your event, there are many reasons to opt for a simulive stream. Learn how to set up, schedule and run a simulive stream in this tutorial.
How to use a single embed code for a live and on-demand stream
If you are looking to avoid switching embed codes after your live stream has ended, this solution will autotimize the process. Learn how to use one single embed code for a live stream and a video on-demand.