[dba-Tech] Voice Recognition Software

You're going about this all wrong... visit http://www.doom9.org/ and locate their DVD ripping software (there are various to choose from).  I  forget the name of the particular one but there is ONE that litterally rips out the subtitles out of the DVD for you.  It'll be that much more accurate than running some voice recognition software, as VR software needs to be trained, and then trained again by each person's voice.


HTHs
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-Francisco


Arthur Fuller wrote:

>I haven't played with this stuff at all. So here is a question. I just
>purchased one of my favorite movies of all time on DVD (Miller's Crossing,
>by the Coen Brothers, probably my fave writer/director combination of all
>time; this one starring Gabriel Byrne, Albert Finney and John Tarturro).
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>Question: assuming I install some sort of voice recognition software, then
>play said DVD while activating said VR software, will it copy all the dialog
>into a file? Or do I have to watch it scene by scene, hitting Pause
>frequently while I catch up? Does the VR input have to come from a
>microphone or can it come from any integrated device? Could it recognize
>song lyrics? (I can imagine that would be VERY tough.) But at the moment I
>don't care about song lyrics; I just want to memorize the entire script to
>Miller's Crossing.
>
>You's fancypants, allayas :-) (A quote from Scene 1, "Ethics", probably my
>fave Scene One of all time, including Touch of Evil's famous border-crossing
>Scene One).
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>Arthur
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