MikeWilkinson
Veteran
For those of you who utilize YouTube as an additional or even primary outlet for your videos, you may have noticed that they give you the option to load subtitles and captions in a .sub or .srt format.
For those like me who can't be bothered to do all that work to make those captions, there is a free service site that will do it for you, at one a day.
http://www.subply.com/en/youtube/howto.htm
On a side note, google has been developing a speech-to-text software to automatically caption web videos, mostly political ones. They haven't made this software available yet, as they say it's still in it's infancy... I would be very interested in this once it has been released. Anyone know of software available that does this sort of thing? (takes audio files and spits out a caption/subtitle file)
For those like me who can't be bothered to do all that work to make those captions, there is a free service site that will do it for you, at one a day.
http://www.subply.com/en/youtube/howto.htm
On a side note, google has been developing a speech-to-text software to automatically caption web videos, mostly political ones. They haven't made this software available yet, as they say it's still in it's infancy... I would be very interested in this once it has been released. Anyone know of software available that does this sort of thing? (takes audio files and spits out a caption/subtitle file)
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