I think you mean the Wuppertaler Schwebebahn at min 4:12. An old transport system where the train hangs on the track it is about 120 years old still working.
⛑️ To enable English subtitles on a video that only has automatically generated German subtitles, follow these steps: 1. **Open the video** and click the **CC** (Closed Captions) button to activate the German subtitles. 2. Click the **gear icon** (Settings) in the video player. 3. Select **"Subtitles/CC"** and then choose **"Auto-translate."** 4. From the list of languages, select **English**. Now, the German subtitles will be automatically translated into English.
Sorry, little correction the subtitles are not generated on the original video, they are really good ones (I think from DB included). And for that reason by activating the automatically generated translation into English (like you so nicely explained), would have been really good. I made a comment for myself and used your explanation - I hope that is okay...
"A friend of mine is a fanatic, a real fanatic. I mean he is a fan. Someone who enthuses about it. He definitely mentioned once he kinda liked that stuff. Anyways..." 😂
They replace everything, the ground, the ballast, new cross sections plus new rails, did You see the train on the train that transports the cross sections
Come on this sucks when you didn't get the facts because of the missing translation ... When there are subtitles in a foreign language available the translation into English is really okay (not like the automatic generated subs just from foreign audio). And here is how this can be activated - I thank @Patschenkino for the explanation: ⛑ To enable English subtitles on a video that has German subtitles, follow these steps: 1. *Open the video* and click the *CC* (Closed Captions) button to activate the German subtitles. 2. Click the *gear icon* (Settings) in the video player. 3. Select *"Subtitles/CC"* and then choose *"Auto-translate."* 4. From the list of languages, select **English**. Now, the German subtitles will be automatically translated into English.
This is an advertisement video of DB (~ german railways) about the renewal of the train tracks to the newly build Fehmann Belt tunnel that will connect Denmark and Germany more directly, an EU project. The machinery and workflow is impressive. At the end of the ad it is mentioned that after this work the tracks to Neustadt (a small city) will get electrified. What it didn't mention, most of the connection between DK and DE won't be electrified. A person from the region pointed this out in the comments of the original video.
Ahem...that is wrong... 2 tracks and electrification are planned...I know the track, was born around the corner there and still live about 50km away...they are reconstructing about 90% of the main line, this is just the branch line to Neustadt, what will just be remade, in most parts.
I think you mean the Wuppertaler Schwebebahn at min 4:12. An old transport system where the train hangs on the track it is about 120 years old still working.
Plasser & Theurer Machine - Austrian engineering.
so ist es
"sleeper" is the word, you were looking for :D
⛑️ To enable English subtitles on a video that only has automatically generated German subtitles, follow these steps:
1. **Open the video** and click the **CC** (Closed Captions) button to activate the German subtitles.
2. Click the **gear icon** (Settings) in the video player.
3. Select **"Subtitles/CC"** and then choose **"Auto-translate."**
4. From the list of languages, select **English**.
Now, the German subtitles will be automatically translated into English.
I like the new video setup!👍🏻
Sorry, little correction the subtitles are not generated on the original video, they are really good ones (I think from DB included). And for that reason by activating the automatically generated translation into English (like you so nicely explained), would have been really good. I made a comment for myself and used your explanation - I hope that is okay...
They are pretty fast, too! Guy said, the machines and people are working 24/7 on the tracks ...
It means this whole machinery is replacing the rails about 250 meters per hour😊
"A friend of mine is a fanatic, a real fanatic. I mean he is a fan. Someone who enthuses about it. He definitely mentioned once he kinda liked that stuff. Anyways..." 😂
🤣🤣🤣
Looks good, the new video setup. 👍🏻
imagine you could fix problems in a row
They replace everything, the ground, the ballast, new cross sections plus new rails, did You see the train on the train that transports the cross sections
Come on this sucks when you didn't get the facts because of the missing translation ... When there are subtitles in a foreign language available the translation into English is really okay (not like the automatic generated subs just from foreign audio). And here is how this can be activated - I thank @Patschenkino for the explanation:
⛑ To enable English subtitles on a video that has German subtitles, follow these steps:
1. *Open the video* and click the *CC* (Closed Captions) button to activate the German subtitles.
2. Click the *gear icon* (Settings) in the video player.
3. Select *"Subtitles/CC"* and then choose *"Auto-translate."*
4. From the list of languages, select **English**.
Now, the German subtitles will be automatically translated into English.
This is an advertisement video of DB (~ german railways) about the renewal of the train tracks to the newly build Fehmann Belt tunnel that will connect Denmark and Germany more directly, an EU project. The machinery and workflow is impressive. At the end of the ad it is mentioned that after this work the tracks to Neustadt (a small city) will get electrified. What it didn't mention, most of the connection between DK and DE won't be electrified. A person from the region pointed this out in the comments of the original video.
Ahem...that is wrong... 2 tracks and electrification are planned...I know the track, was born around the corner there and still live about 50km away...they are reconstructing about 90% of the main line, this is just the branch line to Neustadt, what will just be remade, in most parts.
Moin