I just translated my first video, if it helps even only one person, I’d be glad! I am aware that it is crowdsourcing, but so is collaborating to enhance the help files, or helping others in many forums, what I’ve been doing for more than 10 years.

Unfortunately, John, I’m afraid that hordes of pitchfork-bearing denizens will gather and demand that the higher margins made thanks for the more expensive prices in Europe for software should be used to pay translators.

Of course, it would be great if Adobe could pay professional translators and narrators, but let’s be realistic, it’s for a relatively small market (and a lot of professionals abroad speak English) and maybe the ROI it’s not that great.

This is better than nothing. I could never address people to these videos (I train in Adobe tools), because they weren’t available in Spanish. Since CS3 the Extras DVD lacked of translated training videos (which we’re a great tool for beginners), and that was a shame.

I have one complain though: since Adobe Media Player has been “put out of business”, there’s no easy way to download them and watch them offline, which would be really interesting for several purposes. Please, Adobe, ¿can you at least make them available for offline viewing? It would serve best for promoting and training in your products, and it can do no harm.