Yesterday, I got request from one of my online pals to
dub the YouTube clip with English subtitles, translating the Russian language
comments during the clip. Looking for the easiest solution, I found free Overstream
services, which I would like to share with you.
Overstream allows you to "overstream" videos
from popular video sites, simply adding supplementary subtitles, commentary,
and captions to them.
Using the online Overstream Editor, you can easily create
subtitles for any online video, store them on the Overstream server, and send
the link of your subtitled video overstream to your friends.
Currently, Overstream supports the following video
providers: YouTube, Google Video, MySpace Video, Veoh, Blip.tv, Archive.org,
and Vimeo.com.
Overstream supports all languages. However, in order to
work, the language must be installed on the viewer's computer. If you write
your overstream in Japanese, only those viewers who have Japanese installed
will be able to see it properly. Most languages come already installed with
your operating system, but some need to be installed explicitly.
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