Translated with AI from the Russian original.

The Yandex Cloud Video platform now supports neural network voice-over translation using neural networks, and companies will be able to earn money by placing ads through the service.

Neural networks in Yandex Cloud Video help translate videos from Russian, English and Kazakh into 11 languages and overlay voice acting. Subtitles can be generated in video in real time. In addition, the service automatically analyzes the content of the video and selects the most effective time codes to highlight the key topics of the video content.

Companies can embed advertising in video content posted on their websites via Yandex Cloud Video. To do this, you need to connect a site with a traffic of 10,000 people per day in the personal account of the "Yandex Advertising Network" and specify the identifier in Cloud Video to activate impressions.

Now in the service you can configure the player, for example, change the color of the button on the video, as well as track the number of video views in the channel. At the same time, access to both the channel itself and the analytics on it can be given in a "metered" manner. For example, an online school will give access to uploading and editing video tutorials in mathematics only to a mathematics teacher.

In the new version, the video delay speed is reduced to 4 seconds. All content uploaded to Cloud Video is stored in a secure, scalable storage.

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