Download and install the Simon Says Extension from the Adobe Exchange (search ‘Simon Says’ in Adobe Exchange or use the download link is on SimonSays.ai) – it’s compatible with PC and Mac computers. Then launch Premiere Pro, navigate to ‘Window > Extensions > Simon Says’, and log in.
Select sequences/clips in your project bin, click on the ‘+’ button in the Simon Says extension, and then choose ‘Import’. Next, choose the original language of your project’s dialogue and click ‘Transcribe’.
Export to ‘Translate’ and select the languages you want to translate the media files into. Simon Says supports 100+ languages. You can also edit the transcript and add metadata, such as speaker labels, notes, and bookmarks. Simon Says will automatically sync timecodes for you too.
Go to ‘Export’ and choose ‘Adobe XML Markers’ (recommended if you’re at the start of your editing process and need to translate clips, such as interviews in a foreign language that you need to cut from) or ‘SRT Subtitles’ (recommended for a timeline/sequence). You will find the translated markers/subtitles in your project bin.
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