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Robert Rietvelt
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Actually.... Jan 22, 2015

What I meant to say was: "Wouldn't it be better for the subtitler in the video to use a voice/speech program, so he didn't mess up? Hence my question if that is possible.

Sorry for the misunderstanding.



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It is not LIVE per se Jan 22, 2015

Juan Jacob wrote:

...subtitling, no doubt.
Never heard about "live" subtitling made by humans.
Impossible, IMHO.


It is not a pure machine job either. It could be pre-translated and read into the screen by a human being and his voice was converted to words by a sound-recognition software.
 
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