Import issue - dubbed English audio instead of Spanish from YouTube

I keep trying to import this video into Lingq to study the spanish, but the audio keeps defaulting to robot-English, yikes! Any idea how to get the original audio into linq? I know on actual youtube I can select the right audio track, but even with that enabled I keep getting dubbed audio when I import. Thanks! https://youtu.be/ygOh6jzw3Cg?feature=shared

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Thanks, we will look into this. Seems like it keeps defaulting to English.

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Hi Zoran, I am having this problem as well when I import some YouTube videos originally in Brazilian Portuguese. If the channel has the dreaded auto-dub-into-English feature, that is the audio track that gets imported into LingQ, not the original Portuguese audio. Thanks!

@everetttouse Thanks, I asked our team what is the status of the issue.

Hi there, any word from the team on this issue? It is still happening. Any YouTube video that has an English overdub available, that’s the audio feed that gets imported into LingQ. Thank you for your help.

I’ll check what is the status here and get back to you.

same here. i’m importing French videos that are French on youtube but imoort with an awful English AI audio on Lingq

Any updates? The way things are atm it defeats the entire purpose of the feature:/

@Gospatric @taeny Can you please provide example video URLs? Also, are you on the latest extension versions?

On Youtube in French, in Lingq really bad AI American English

@Gospatric Thanks. Can you please also post lesson URL after importing? Thanks.

For some reason it didn’t create hyperlinks so I deleted the previous comment but it won’t let me repost since it’s “too similar” and new users can “only put two links in a post” (?) so I can’t put them here.

Please check out the edits on the deleted comments (above: comment, below: links).

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这个问题我也遇到过,因为视频是多音轨的,有各种语言,但是lingq只能被迫地导入某一个音轨的音频,我通常会选择别的学习材料

This is also happening with Japanese videos, any lesson from YouTube seems to default to auto-generated Japanese. I was considering signing back up to premium, but this needs to be fixed first.

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Thanks, we will look into this.

Trying again, it seems for me at least the issue is mainly on the app.
In the browser it imports the original audio but I find it a bit difficult to watch and read at the same time since the video floats and partially covers the text instead of being separated like in the app. On the browser (mobile Firefox) the left side of the screen also tends to get cut off for some reason which is why I prefer using the app.

Would appreciate it if you could look into autogenerated English audio getting imported in the app as well, thanks!