LemonCast Launches App to Dub Foreign Podcasts into Korean Using Host's Voice

LemonCast has launched an app that dubs foreign podcasts into Korean. The service supports natural AI dubbing that preserves the original speaker's tone and intonation, rather than simple translation.

Key Features and Supported Languages

Currently, English, Japanese, and Chinese podcasts can be converted into Korean, with supported languages continuing to expand. Users can add podcasts via RSS or select content through search.

• Voice Cloning: Maintains the host's tone to generate dubbing that sounds like a real conversation rather than a translation.
• Subtitle Support: Switch between original, translated, and dual subtitles on a sentence-by-sentence basis while listening.
• Offline Playback: Save both original and dubbed tracks to listen without an internet connection.

Pricing and Credit Deduction Method

The app is free and offers one free dubbing opportunity per month (up to 60 minutes). For additional use, users must purchase credits via subscriptions starting at $4.99.

• New Dubbing: Credits are deducted based on episode length. (e.g., 60-minute episode = 60 minutes deducted)
• Existing Dubbing: Episodes already dubbed by other users deduct 80% fewer credits. (e.g., 60-minute episode = 12 minutes deducted)

Actual subscription prices follow regional policies on the App Store and Google Play, and auto-renew until canceled.