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After the release of Coco in 2017, people have been clamoring for an English dubbed version. But Disney doesn't seem to care what people want--they've not given any indication that they'll be releasing an English dub any time soon. If you can't wait, then here's how to dub Coco with Movie Dubber! Step 1: Download the free software on your computer by clicking this yellow button. After it installs, you can open it up and import Coco by clicking "Import video". For now, just click "Next" on the window that pops up. If you have the software on your computer already, you can skip this step. Step 2: Click "OK" after the video is imported. Then you'll see another window pop up with a colored circle around it. Click on that circle. Step 3: An audio player will open up, so click "Next". Then choose the audio format you want to use for your dubbing--after clicking "OK", if it doesn't ask what format to use, that means you chose MP3 format not MP4 format for your dubbing file, which is fine--just follow this step and select MP3 as your format. After clicking "OK", click "Next" and choose the location of your dubbing file. Then click "OK" and you're on the last step. Step 4: Select a speed for your dubbing and save it as a .MP4 or .MOV file. So if you want to save it as a .MP4 file, then select that format. If you want to save it as a .MOV, pick that format instead of MP4, because its bigger file size (and requires more space on your computer). This is where the difference between MP4 and MOV comes in handy. Step 5: Download Movie Dubber for Mac or Movie Dubber for PC and put the file on your computer. Double click the icon to start the software up. Step 6: All you have to do is press play on your video's play bar once it pops up, and select "Import" under the "Add" tab at the top. Then select "Artist" instead of "Movie". After that, you'll see a few screens pop up. After that, just click "OK" on the message that pops up to finish the import. If you didn't get any errors, then it worked! Step 7: After you import your video, Movie Dubber will give you a screen with the video title. You can then copy and paste that into Google and search for it's full name (especially if your dubbing is of one of the famous songs like "One More Day". Sometimes they'll search for it under a different name). Then you can directly download the subtitle file from Google and put them in your .MOV or .MP4 file. Step 8: Once you've finished importing everything, click on "Start" under the main tab at the top. cfa1e77820
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