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Wow! Thanks for the response. This is exciting work, and I’m pleased to see it being iterated on. Re: #2. I’m assuming the varying depth is manually-controlled
by quantumquetzal 4y ago
Wow! Thanks for the response. This is exciting work, and I’m pleased to see it being iterated on.
Re: #2. I’m assuming the varying depth is manually-controlled? Or is it automated by some method? If it’s manual, can the adjustment be made while transcription is active? In other words, can I change the focal distance to match the speaker without interrupting the speaker?
All in all, cool stuff! Best of luck with the work.
- danscarfe 4y agoThe depth is set manually but can be changed at any point, even mid conversation
- DrKeithDuggar 4y agoThank you for the praise and encouragement! Indeed, as Dan said, one can change the depth on the fly. In fact, one goal of the development team is to make as much functionality as possible changeable on the fly. For example, you can currently change subtitle depth, pinning, and size on the fly, spoken language, subtitle language, microphones, and audio settings on the fly, etc. I’d love for every setting and feature to support on the fly changes. That said, some things are currently fixed for a session, such as recording audio, and some third party software we utilize is less dynamic and forgiving of changes on the fly. For better or worse, in our software world of today, the sage advice of The IT Crowd “Have you tried turning on and off again?” still seems to hold with pragmatic force. And it still holds with XRAI ... sometimes ;-)