Caption & Translation Outputs

Production-ready caption and translation outputs for AV workflows.

Take live captions and AI translation beyond the transcript. Deliver outputs to event screens, confidence monitors, relay displays, streams and AV workflows using browser-based production outputs designed for live events.

Designed for production output workflows

Deliver live captions and AI translation wherever audiences, presenters and operators need them, using browser-based outputs designed for event production environments.

Event screens

Deploy caption and translation outputs to conference screens, LED walls, relay displays and audience-facing presentation screens.

Confidence monitors

Provide presenters, moderators and production teams with dedicated caption displays for improved on-stage visibility.

Streams & production

Feed captions and translation into live streams, operator displays and AV workflows alongside existing production systems.

Output workflow

From live audio to captions, translation and AV-ready outputs.

VoxFlux turns live event audio into captions and AI translation, then delivers browser-based outputs that can be used within HDMI, SDI, NDI, RTMP and SRT production workflows.

Live Audio Microphones, programme mix, aux feed or routed event audio.
→
VoxFlux Real-time captions, AI translation and output styling.
→
AV Workflows Browser output for HDMI, SDI, NDI, RTMP and SRT screen or stream workflows.
Caption outputs

Put live captions into the screens and systems your event already uses.

Deliver captions to event screens, relay displays, operator views, confidence monitors, stream layouts and production systems using browser-based outputs that can be captured, routed or displayed within existing AV workflows.

Translation outputs

Create dedicated translated displays for multilingual audiences.

Use VoxFlux to generate AI translation outputs for audience screens, breakout rooms, remote viewers and multilingual event spaces where translated text needs to be visible, readable and production-ready.

Why VoxFlux?

Generating captions is only half the workflow.

Most captioning and translation platforms focus on speech recognition. VoxFlux focuses on delivery. Generate captions and AI translation, then deploy production-ready outputs for screens, confidence monitors, streams and AV workflows using practical browser-based workflows built for live events.

FAQ

Caption & translation output FAQ

Can captions be displayed on event screens and LED walls?

Yes. VoxFlux outputs can be used for conference screens, LED walls, relay displays, audience-facing screens and browser-based event display workflows.

Can captions be displayed on operator and preview screens?

Yes. Dedicated browser outputs can be used for operator displays, technical monitoring screens, preview outputs and event workflow monitoring.

Can translated outputs be displayed for multilingual audiences?

Yes. VoxFlux can generate AI translation outputs for audience screens, dedicated translated displays, breakout rooms and multilingual event workflows.

How do VoxFlux outputs fit into HDMI and SDI workflows?

VoxFlux generates browser-based outputs that can be incorporated into HDMI and SDI production workflows using the tools and systems already used by AV teams.

Can outputs be used within NDI workflows?

Yes. Browser outputs can be captured and integrated into NDI-based production environments where caption or translation outputs need to be distributed.

Can captions and translation be used in RTMP and SRT streaming workflows?

Yes. VoxFlux outputs can be incorporated into live streaming workflows that use RTMP and SRT as part of a wider production setup.

Can captions and translation be displayed simultaneously?

Yes. Event organisers can create separate caption and translation outputs for different audiences, rooms and production requirements.

Ready to deploy production-ready outputs?

Turn live captions and translation into practical AV workflows.

Generate captions and AI translation, then deliver browser-based outputs to event screens, relay displays, operator displays, technical monitoring screens and streaming workflows using production-ready outputs built for live events.