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SarahGeerits's avatar
SarahGeerits
Community Member
6 months ago

XLIFF - Rise Translation

Hi, 

I know there are lots of discussions on the subject because it's clearly a real problem on Rise not to be able to make a translation easily and import it.

On the one hand, I read that DeepL doesn't accept Rise's XLIFF format. On the other, I see a possibility with ChatGPT, but it seems rather complex.

So my question is: do you have any tools that would make it quick and easy to translate a Rise XLIFF document and then import it?

Thank you in advance for your reply and your help, and I sincerely hope that the developers will urgently put a solution in place, because while Rise is practical and efficient for production, we lose an inordinate amount of time on the translation part.

 

 

4 Replies

  • BrunoDethune's avatar
    BrunoDethune
    Community Member

    AWS (Amazon) services support xliff translation

    deepl pro should also be able to use it, but I did not find how yet

  • SCRothe6's avatar
    SCRothe6
    Community Member

    You can use DeepL (subscription) as a plug-in in CAT tools. I do this with Trados Studio. 

  • COEHCE's avatar
    COEHCE
    Community Member

    I've had no luck with chatGPT and even worse with Claude.ai.  I think articulate360 should be responsible for chasing down a translator that works with their xliff files.  

    • KatHapiness's avatar
      KatHapiness
      Community Member

      You need to use a CAT tool as the interface between your autmatic translation suppier (DeepL) and your XLIFF. I use Trados Studio.