Interpreting systems and equipment allow language interpretation during meetings and conferences. An interpreter listens to a speaker through headphones using an isolated audio feed; the conference interpreter then verbally translates into the target language using a separate audio output linked by microphone to a transmitter and from there to conference receivers – either wired or wireless.
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