Aurora Subtitles
Local live captions and translation for Windows audio
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Aurora Subtitles turns Windows PC audio into live captions and translated subtitles for Discord, games, meetings, streams, videos, calls, and accessibility workflows. It runs local-first with microphone or system audio capture, a configurable overlay, 55+ language options, and no monthly subscription.
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