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FWIW I'd just finished a large blog post researching ways to automate podcast transcription and subsequent NLP. It includes lots of links to relevant research,
by timbunce 11y ago
FWIW I'd just finished a large blog post researching ways to automate podcast transcription and subsequent NLP.
It includes lots of links to relevant research, tools, and services. Also includes discussion of the pros and cons of various services (Google/MS/Nuance/IBM/Vocapia etc.) and the value of vocabulary uploads and speaker profiles.
http://blog.timbunce.org/2016/03/22/semi-automated-podcast-transcription-2/ http://blog.timbunce.org/2016/03/22/semi-automated-podcast-t...
- metastew 11y agoAs a hard of hearing aspiring software developer, this would be a godsend for me if someone came up with a reliable automated transcription service. I'm often dismayed by the amount of valuable information locked in podcasts and non-transcribed videos and have to rely on goodwill of volunteers to give me transcripts. Pycon did a admirable effort to live caption their talks last year but some of those transcripts never got uploaded along with the talks which is puzzling, but I suppose it could be due to lack of timecodes. I've subbed to your blog and hopefully I can contribute whatever I can to make this work out.