Hello,
I am tring out Trados Studio 2022 SR1 and I have a problem I did not have with Studio 2021. I have a tmx which contains machine translated segments (not machine-translated with Trados). I have then created a blank TM and imported the tmx. When I start translating, matches from that TM are not identified as AT (automated translation), but as normal fuzzy matches.
If I try the same process with Studio 2021, I do not have that problem.
If I create the TM with Studio 2021 and import the tmx with Studio 2021 and then open the project with Studio 2022, I do not have that problem, so the problem seems to lay somewhere in the TM creation process or in the tmx import process in Studio 2022.
Any ideas how to solve this?
Kind regards,
Gianpiero De Merulis
EDIT: I have narrowed down the problem to the process of importing the tmx. Regardless of which version I use to create the TM, if I import the tmx with Studio 2022, I get fuzzy matches, whereas if I import the tmx with Studio 2021 I get AT matches. It's as if, when importing tmx into the TM, Studio 2022 does not store the information that segments in the tmx are machine translated, while Studio 2021 does it.
Added information
[edited by: GDM at 3:35 PM (GMT 1) on 27 Jul 2023]
