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For one, YouTube gives you time codes, which are good when translating, but just in the way when reading or editing (say to find a quote). Second, while a minor
by kebman 6y ago
For one, YouTube gives you time codes, which are good when translating, but just in the way when reading or editing (say to find a quote). Second, while a minor annoyance, the text is hard scroll and read, due to how constricted the reading area is. Hieroglyph gives you a huge blob, which isn't super-fantastic either, but IMHO it's slightly better than YouTube's "view transcript" functionality, if nothing else, than for reasons of presentation.
- sali0 6y agoThis is exactly it! We wanted to make it readable. I know its not great and its something I want to improve. I'm taking notes from all of the suggestions in this thread.
- kebman 6y agoI gather making paragraphs that make any sense would require either a very advanced algorithm or an AI?
- sali0 6y agoIts tough. The easy solution I plan on implementing soon is just letting the user adjust where newlines are inserted, every 5 sentences or 6 sentences. Other plan further out would be to see where the silences in the video are and insert newlines there.