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NancyLynn Canada Local time: 21:13 Member (2002) French to English + ...
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I feel for her
Jun 3, 2009
In live TV broadcasts the producer can sometimes have a way of turning down the volume on the live speaker so the interpreter can be heard... but if as a result she can't hear the speaker we're all in trouble.
But you'd have to be pretty frustrated to do that.
Nancy
[Edited at 2009-06-03 01:07 GMT]
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Ahmet Murati Germany Local time: 03:13 English to Albanian + ...
Of course
Jun 3, 2009
If the translator can't hear the live voice of the speake then he/she doesn't have any inputs (from original language) to be translated. this is quite frustrating.
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Parrot Spain Local time: 03:13 Spanish to English + ...
???
Jun 3, 2009
Nancy Lynn Bogar wrote:
In live TV broadcasts the producer can sometimes have a way of turning down the volume on the live speaker so the interpreter can be heard... but if as a result she can't hear the speaker we're all in trouble.
But you'd have to be pretty frustrated to do that.
Nancy
[Edited at 2009-06-03 01:07 GMT]
You turn down the volume on the direct TV audio output channel, not the interpreter's audio input circuit. Looks like a sound technician's error to me.
Unfortunately, her audio output channel was working fine...
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NancyLynn Canada Local time: 21:13 Member (2002) French to English + ...
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Sorry if I was unclear, technically speaking
Jun 3, 2009
I probably mixed up my explanation, but all I wanted to say is that I've been on the receiving end of this kind of technical mishap, and in fact, have also interpreted for that particular speaker... whose French is hard enough to understand at full volume
Nancy
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