In the New Experience, from your media project, click the Files tab and then click the three dots.If you make changes to your original video or subtitles, you can update these assets in Smartling for retranslation. It can't be a link that previews the video in a browser.It can't be a link to a video that's embedded in a web page.Keep in mind the following when adding your video file link: Your link should look something like this. Only direct links to an MP4 file, Vimeo, or YouTube video are supported. You may experience a slight delay with the video thumbnail until the best frame is loaded.

Once your SRT and video files have been added to Smartling, you'll see them in your Files list. A success message will appear at the bottom of the screen, confirming the number of strings that have been match to the context file.Choose to match text in the context file with all strings in the project, or select a specific file from the dropdown list of all files in the project.Alternatively, if you want to use this video file as video context for image extraction, select Use full video for subtitle files.Next, choose to process the full video for subtitle files.In the Visual Context dialog, enter the publicly available YouTube, Vimeo, or MP4 URL.Next, click the Context tab in your project.Once the content file has been uploaded, you can choose to authorize the Job and then upload context, or leave it in Awaiting Authorization and proceed to upload context.If this happens, you can add the URL at a later stage, via the Context tab. There may be times when you do not have the video URL available at the time of SRT upload. When uploading the SRT file into Smartling, you will be prompted to add a URL for Visual Context. otherwise, translators will not see any Visual Context in the CAT Tool when translating the subtitles. When translating subtitle (SRT) files, you should always add a video file URL for Visual Context.

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