Live streams are a powerful way to share content with remote viewers in near real-time. However, the near real-time nature means that they're notoriously difficult to transcribe and translate, which means your content is less available to those certain viewers like the hearing impaired or those who don't natively speak the same language as the broadcaster. In this session, we'll look at a few options for real time transcription and translation for both low-latency (HLS) and real-time (WebRTC) live streams and discuss the pros and cons of the various approaches.