Triplo AI Questions

Sorry Felipe, I’ve just checked your Triplo AI YouTube channel again and all the videos are currently only available in English. What I’m suggesting (and would really be appreciated) is that the YouTube channel enables multi‑language audio on the videos, as thousands of channels already do, especially those with tutorials like yours.

I’m sharing some screenshots showing how this is done inside YouTube Studio, so your team can see the exact steps. In a previous comment, I also shared a direct video tutorial and the official YouTube guide where they explain, step by step, how to enable multi‑language audio on your videos.

This video from 9 days ago has been published with audio only in English, like all the other videos on your Triplo AI YouTube channel, and it cannot be switched to any other language as I suggested.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L2ebCeD58jY
This one from about a year ago is also only available in English:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0V4FnBgZwi0

Here is an example of how it looks on MrBeast’s YouTube channel and many other channels that already have multi‑language audio enabled, especially when they offer tutorials and serve an international community like yours:
https://a.cl.ly/5zulnbpY
https://a.cl.ly/geuXd1lw

I hope this is helpful for you and the team. As your customers, we would really appreciate this service, which is free for you to enable and extremely valuable for us as non‑English speakers. Thank you in advance!

Thanks to you Felipe. You are great, for being interested in our pain points in your community. Multilanguage is no longer the future. That is already the present. And the one that adapts first to the needs of your market. He will be the King in his niche. Thank you and we hope to see that change soon. We send you a hug brother.

Hola! Acabo de añadir subtítulos en español y otros idiomas a un montón de videos. Todos los nuevos que salgan también los tendrán. Muchas gracias por la sugerencia!

Thanks for the quick reply, Felipe! 😊
Just a suggestion from a user’s perspective: if the UI is structured for i18n, adding more interface languages is usually a matter of using JSON locale files with English as the source language and then loading the corresponding translations per locale. A large part of that translation work can now be automated via an AI translation API (e.g., GPT-based),

with a human pass only for key UI strings and nuances. That’s how we’ve implemented multilingual behavior in other apps, and it has worked really well once the developers wired the i18n layer to those JSON locales plus the AI translation workflow.

In this way, our developers have built apps with fifteen to twenty languages that were added progressively using that structure and automatic translation. By combining an i18n setup with a translation API plus ChatGPT, they were able to add a new language to the app in about 10 minutes.