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How to install myDubber, run it on your GPU or ours, and get the most out of the dub.
Getting started
Install the extension
Add myDubber to Chrome and choose how the dub runs.
Your first dub
Turn the dub on for a YouTube video and see what happens next.
Local or Server
Two ways to run the dub, and how to choose between them.
Local backend
Install the local backend
Requirements and the installer for running the dub on your own GPU.
Profiles
Full, Medium and Light: how the local backend fits your graphics card.
Start, stop and update
Control the local backend from the popup: start, stop, logs and updates.
Server backend
Your account
Sign up, choose a plan and manage your myDubber account.
Minutes and limits
How Server minutes are counted and what happens when they run out.
Switch Local and Server
Move between your own GPU and the Server backend.
Using the dub
Languages
Which languages myDubber understands and which it can dub into.
Speakers and voices
How myDubber tells speakers apart and gives each one a voice of their own.
Subtitles
Show the translation as subtitles while you listen to the dub.
Live streams
Dub a YouTube live stream as it happens.
Reference
Supported sites
Where myDubber works today and how it fits into a video site.
Troubleshooting
Fixes for the most common problems with the dub and the local backend.
Privacy
What myDubber sends where, on Local and on Server.
FAQ
Short answers to common questions about myDubber.