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Export to XLIFF 2.0 File in Rise
Hi,
Is there a plan to update Rise to export XLIFF 2.0 files? My translation vendor will be requiring this version.
Thank you!
Nancy
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Hello at all,
we also need XLIFF 2.1 to translate the files directly with DeepL. At the moment we use OmegaT with an Okapi Plugin and a DeepL API to translate the files semi-automatic but this is not a nice workaround. Please develop an export for XLIFF 2.1 or another export file like .xlsx or .docx so that we can directly use DeepL for translation.Any news on XLIFF 2.1?
We are now in 2024 and no effort has been done by articulate to implement xliff 2.1 (because 2.0 is already outdated). Unbeliebable!
one more for either a XLF update or even better do the same as you do for storyline, a word doc
Any updates?
Hi Adrienne!
Thanks for checking in on this!
I don't have any updates to share at this time as our development team has been prioritizing other features. I've included you in the feature report being tracked and will update this discussion as soon as we have news to share. If you'd like to stay up to date, you can bookmark our Feature Roadmap.
In the meantime, for your reference, here's a deeper look at how we manage feature requests.
More than three years later, I join the chorus asking for an XLIFF 2.1 option so that I can use DeepL.
I've been using SmartCat for XLIFF files version 1.2 exported from Rise and it delivers as expected, you can even select multiple languages at once and get them all in one go; just in case you'd like to explore another solution instead of DeepL
Smartling, our translation vendor, has also released a new Machine Translation tool that doesn't support XLIFF 1.2 - needs to be XLIFF 2.0.
Really? We are using Smartling, too. That makes translations even more umbersome then if Rise360 does not handle xliff 2.0
When I do translations myself, I am so much faster with the Word-files from Storyline...
We would also love to see XLIFF 2.0. We use DeepL and their requirements are 2.0/2.1.
