Feature Requests

I am looking for a service that will seamlessly dub my Reels videos from Russian to English. I have hundreds of ready-made videos that I wish to dub with my own voice with the help of AI. Is is possible to somehow try this feature to see if it matches my expectations before upgrading my subscription?

Hello, I updated my plan to have more AI voice hours and it has not reset. It is keeping the AI voice hours of creator instead of business which I upgraded to. I really need to fixed please. Thank you.

If I've pasted a script into a scene and told the AI to generate the vocal tract using my AI voice, I should be able to edit solitary words or a phrase or other minor changes to this script WITHOUT the interface deciding it needs to regenerate the AI speech in it's entirety for every single edit. This makes no sense. If I were editing a video I did of myself with me speaking, and I edited the script on a few words, then the regeneration by AI would be just for those few words that I requested an edit for. Why is this not the same for an entire script that I paste in and I only want to add/correct a few words? Why cannot only those words be regenerated or generated without a redo of the entire script?

After doing a regenerate on a word, it would be nice to be able to easily toggle it so I can hear the original vs the regenerated word.

In another request on here it is requested to adjust the speed of the Overdub audio for generated / translated voice overs. For my use case it would be much more helpful, if the audio speed would just be constant (perhaps including the manual speed adjustment proposed in the other feature request), but addionally the playback speed of the original video (e.g. of a screen sharing session), would be adjusted automatically to fit the new length of the translated audio for each section. In my case, when translating from German to English, the generated voice audio naturally is much shorter than the original German audio (and the filler words, that obviously aren't translated along making the audio length gap even bigger). This results in some generated audio sections sound like the speaker is falling asleep, while other sections fit quite well. By speeding up (or slowing down) the video accordingly to the new section length, this would be a great listining experience, while keeping all the video content mostly as it was. A speed up or slow down of 15...25% is completely fine for video (but not for the audio track... as it is now).

With AI Translation and Dubbing coming out of beta and quotas being enforced at different plan levels, we are on an old creator legacy plan, and there are only 30 minutes per month per user, but we have 12 users in the drive. I would like it to operate like the transcription time does, where the 30 hours per user per month aggregates into the entire team drive, and one person can upload a large amount of content and use the shared quota. An option to enable either individual or shared quota for the AI dubbing would be very useful because right now, we are having to individually build out sub-tasks to get each user to log into that project to generate and dubbing because the primary person running it has exceeded their quota. I can understand why you would limit it to individuals so one person doesn't consume it all and someone else goes to look to be able to do it and find no quota available so maybe an option to allocate other uses quota to another one or simply to enable a shared quota across the whole drive would be great

You NEW voice cloning SUCKS, at least for my voice it does.

I find that I am constantly extending the pauses between sentences to get my AI narrator to slow down. A feature to set a custom default timing would be nice (for example, setting the pause after a period to a .5 sec by default). It would be above and beyond to give a variance option, such as, setting the pause after a period to a range of .5 to 1 sec. Then allowing it to randomly assign a pause length in that range to each sentence. This would break up the speed and monotony to better reflect the pauses that might occur in natural speaking.

Would be nice to use voice-clones from ElevenLabs.