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| bio | website | weew-waaw.com |
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| location | Bangkok, Thailand | |
| age | 40 | |
| visits | member for | 1 year |
| seen | Mar 5 at 6:05 | |
| stats | profile views | 2 |
I'm working on a project of rule-based Thai transcription: http://weew-waaw.com
Technically, it is written in F# with a C# front-end.
I would be happy to get acquainted with those who are experienced with NLP (Natural Language Processing). Also, any feedback, bug-reports, or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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Entire Track Velocity in Sony Vegas That's a very clever trick, thanks. Can I find it somewhere in the docs? I worry about the quality of video/audio rendering, e.g. would it lose any quality if the first project has source video samples assigned -5% velocity and then the wrapper project has +5% velocity. |
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Audio Cassette to Digital Archiving: high-quality, complete hardware and software solution Perhaps, this is not what you're asking for, but... why can't you employ a student next door to grab all data with any standard PC and a quality tape player (that you already have)? |
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How to automatically synchronize two recordings of the same event? There's no silver bullet, I think. If you have video, you may set anchor points at sharp movements, and align tracks by those points. However, if the recording suffers jitter, and jitter is non-deterministic (random), it makes synchronization more difficult. |
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