Previously, credits were charged at a flat rate based on video minutes. We've optimized this with this update for the benefit of our user community. Previously, you were charged a flat rate based on minutes and then a flat rate based on metadata. On top of that, you could only translate everything or nothing. Also, if you changed the text, you could no longer trigger the AI to translate individual segments again. This update changes a number of things: 1. We now charge based on the number of words and no longer simply for each minute. So if less is said, it will cost less. 2. We no longer charge a flat rate for translating the metadata. This is now also done on a per word basis. So, if there are few or no words, it will cost less or nothing at all. 3. From now on you can choose what (not) to translate. 4. You can now also translate changes individually later on.
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