Works well. I just wish there was a way I could pay a flat fee for an AIO tool like this which lets me run it locally. Even if it required some sort of online verification, and was inferior in quality, just being able to run it locally for a flat fee on my own hardware would be great.

I have no doubt it's possible. I mean I can translate movies in real-time from the audio feeds. Or get a higher quality translation of a whole movie if I'm willing to wait a like a minute or two.

But I guess, if you're the one who's figured out how to streamline this whole process enough to be usable for the average person before it becomes a standard feature across all sorts of browsers and applications, might as well make some money off of it.

But still, I'd pay like $60 just for a piece of software that just bulk translated them using locally run models.