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For those interested in playing around with something similar: it looks like a sort of large scale implementation of Sam Lavigne's Videogrep[1]. [1]: http://an
by ThisNameIsTaken 5y ago
For those interested in playing around with something similar: it looks like a sort of large scale implementation of Sam Lavigne's Videogrep[1].
[1]: http://antiboredom.github.io/videogrep/ http://antiboredom.github.io/videogrep/
- efferifick 5y agoCame here to point videogrep out. It is a great tool! I don't remember if this is out of the box for videogrep, but it is possible to generate "fine-grained" subtitle information using speech to text and some massaging. In other words, subtitles that match a specific word. I worked on something similar to this using videogrep and "fine-grained" subtitle information using Seinfeld clips. My short experiment took as input a string and looked for the longest matching subtitle and created a clip out of longest matching subtitles of characters saying the contents of the input string. I couldn't figure out how to get diarization to work reliably back then, if anyone knows, please let me know!