# #5 Use & Utilization

You can select and use vocabulary (TB), speakers, and translation memories (TM) for each project that you have already created.

When you activate a segment in the editor, you can check the matched glossary and translation memory (TM).

Voice cast can only be used for video dubbing projects, you can use it by selecting a provided voice template.

## Select a glossary and translation memory (TM)

Select the glossary and translation memory (TM) to use when creating the project.

* For transcription and proofreading projects, we do not set up a translation memory (TM), so you can only select a glossary.
* If you need to change the glossary, replace it with a different one on the Project management page.

## Glossary, Translation Memory (TM) matches

Check the terminology (TB) of the matched glossary and ensure it matches the words in the sentence.

* If the start and end sentences of the language pair matches, it is displayed in green
* Missing or inconsistencies in translated sentences are displayed in gray

<figure><img src="/files/LpW7KLedVjIe85MAL5uC" alt=""><figcaption><p>Terminology (TB) matches</p></figcaption></figure>

If the registered speaker is correctly applied within the sentence, the speaker's word appears in the area below the subtitle.

In addition, you can identify Translation Memory (TM) sentences with a high similarity rate and use them as a substitute for MT.

## Voice cast setting

After creating a video dubbing project, select the desired voice template for each sentence segment in the editor.&#x20;

When you click on the voice you want, your favorite voices and default voices will be shown in order.&#x20;

* You can listen to the preview of the voice by clicking the play button.&#x20;
* You can easily change the voice of the expression by pressing the voice control button.

<figure><img src="/files/ISu1sWSgwWs1XhVTdRZs" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>


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