Dub Drive videos with DubLab and post via Buffer

Turns new Google Drive videos into dubbed versions in each target language, files them by language, and posts to social channels after you approve each dub

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About

This template runs an agent that dubs your videos into multiple languages and moves them toward publication, with your approval standing between each dub and your audience. It fits teams that produce video in one language and want localized versions distributed across social platforms without manual tracking.

What it does

The agent watches a designated Drive inbox folder for new videos. For each video, it creates dubbed versions in every target language you set, files each dub back into Drive under a per-language naming convention, and queues the approved versions for social distribution.

Distribution happens only after you approve a dub. Nothing goes out on its own. The agent also guarantees that no video-language pair is dubbed twice and that no submitted dub is lost, so repeated runs never duplicate work or drop a job in progress.

How it works

The agent loads a rollout procedure at every run that tracks the state of each video-language pair through pending, submitted, ready, stored, and failed. This recovery-first approach means an interrupted run picks up exactly where it left off.

  1. Read new videos from the Drive inbox folder.
  2. Submit each video-language pair to DubLab for dubbing.
  3. Store finished dubs in Drive, named and filed by language.
  4. Send approved dubs to Buffer for social posting.

By default it runs weekly, every Wednesday at 8:00. It connects to Google Drive for source and storage, DubLab for the dubbing itself, and Buffer for social distribution.

What you will need

  • Buffer

  • DubLab

  • Google Drive

Agents in this template

Dubbed Video Rollout

Watches a Drive inbox folder and turns every new video into dubbed versions in each of your target languages — filed per language in your Drive, and distributed to your social platforms only after you approve each dub. No video-language pair is ever dubbed twice, and no submitted dub is ever lost.

Connectors

Skills · 1

dub-rollout

Load at every run. Carries the recovery-first procedure for submitted dubs, the pair-state transitions (pending, submitted, ready, stored, failed), the Drive filing conventions and per-language naming in references/rollout-conventions.md, the recovery rules in references/recovery-and-state.md, and the four table schemas to recreate if a table is missing.

Scheduled tasks · 1

weekly dub rollout

At 08:00 AM, only on Wednesday

Frequently asked questions

Which accounts do I need to connect?

Three: Google Drive for the source videos and dub storage, DubLab for the dubbing, and Buffer for social posting. All three connections are set during the roughly five minute setup so the agent can read your inbox folder, submit videos, and queue approved dubs.

How often does the agent run?

Weekly, every Wednesday at 8:00. On each run it checks the Drive inbox folder for new videos, submits pending video-language pairs to DubLab, files finished dubs, and queues any dubs you have approved for Buffer.

Does anything get posted to social without my approval?

No. Distribution to Buffer happens only after you approve each dub. Every dubbed version stays filed in Drive until you sign off, so nothing reaches your audience on its own.

How does it avoid dubbing the same video twice?

It tracks the state of every video-language pair through pending, submitted, ready, stored, and failed. No pair is ever dubbed twice and no submitted dub is lost, so repeated weekly runs never duplicate work or drop a job in progress.

Where do the dubbed videos end up?

Back in your Google Drive, filed per language under a naming convention set by the rollout procedure. Each target language gets its own filed version so you can find any dub by language.

What happens if a run is interrupted partway through?

The next run picks up where it left off. The agent loads a recovery-first procedure at every run that reads the state of each video-language pair, so an interrupted run resumes submitted and pending dubs rather than starting over.

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