Change target language when exporting xliff for translation

Aug 30, 2013

Hello,

I've just exported an xliff for translation from Storyline. For pre translation testing reasons, I tried to import it in commonly used translation tool (memoQ), where I set up a project with source language English and target language Dutch.

I could not import the xliff, a message appeared that the target language of the xliff did not correspond to the target language of the project in the translation tool (Dutch).

When examining the xliff in a text editor, I saw indeed that the target language of the xliff file was German. Of course, this can be easily changed to the desired target language, but I just wondered if I can change the default target language somewhere in Articulate before exporting the xliff?

Thanks in advance!

7 Replies
Evelyn Hamm

Hi Adrian,

it seems like this is also not solved in Storyline 2 Update 9, right? What amazes me is that in Storyline 2 are 5 languages for authoring supportet. So the author designed a german content in a german Verison of storyline 2, but if the author export the xliff the source-language is still "en"! Our transaltion agency does have problems with the Xliff File because of that.

Thanks for response

Ashley Terwilliger-Pollard

HI Evelyn,

This is still not a set up with in Storyline - and although the UI language can be changed that doesn't have an impact on the content on the slide. I know you've asked a few other translation questions recently, if you need additional help it may be easier to ask them all at once to our Support engineers. 

Ashley Terwilliger-Pollard

Hi Evelyn,

We don't have a public facing bug database or feature request process, and we're unable to share timelines about when or if particular elements will be included in future updates so I can't say anything for certain in regards to this behavior. Currently it's not deemed as a bug by our team by as a feature request, hence Adrian's earlier statement to submit thoughts on that feature here. 

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