Jump to content

Edit History

Randrye

Randrye


Remove accidental redundant file attachments

A grim, gritty murder mystery with real life themes about an undead cyborg ninja with superpowers who is actually Jesus.

 

Ross's Game Dungeon Fahrenheit final.srt 

 

This is the final, publication-ready subtitle file.

 

The first pass of these subtitles were generated using Whisper speech recognition with the large-v2 language model, and it was both a huge time-saver and eerily accurate. There were lots of little errors (mistaking 'bit' for 'bid' for example), some titles missing completely where parallel-processed segments were stitched back together, but I'd still say about two-thirds of the subtitles were perfect, requiring only timing corrections. It even did a decent job using capitals for emphasis, or hamming up Ross's emoting. 

 

So yeah, it's a great tool that will hopefully speed up subtitle output, but I'm getting a glimpse of the ghost in the machine.

Ross's Game Dungeon Fahrenheit.srt Ross's Game Dungeon Fahrenheit final.srt Ross's Game Dungeon Fahrenheit final.srt Ross's Game Dungeon Fahrenheit final.srt Ross's Game Dungeon Fahrenheit final.srt Ross's Game Dungeon Fahrenheit final.srt

Randrye

Randrye


Replacing subtitle file with final version

A grim, gritty murder mystery with real life themes about an undead cyborg ninja with superpowers who is actually Jesus.

 

Ross's Game Dungeon Fahrenheit final.srt 

 

This is the final, publication-ready subtitle file.

 

The first pass of these subtitles were generated using Whisper speech recognition with the large-v2 language model, and it was both a huge time-saver and eerily accurate. There were lots of little errors (mistaking 'bit' for 'bid' for example), some titles missing completely where parallel-processed segments were stitched back together, but I'd still say about two-thirds of the subtitles were perfect, requiring only timing corrections. It even did a decent job using capitals for emphasis, or hamming up Ross's emoting. 

 

So yeah, it's a great tool that will hopefully speed up subtitle output, but I'm getting a glimpse of the ghost in the machine.

Ross's Game Dungeon Fahrenheit.srt Ross's Game Dungeon Fahrenheit final.srt Ross's Game Dungeon Fahrenheit final.srt Ross's Game Dungeon Fahrenheit final.srt Ross's Game Dungeon Fahrenheit final.srt Ross's Game Dungeon Fahrenheit final.srt

Randrye

Randrye


Replacing subtitle file with final version

A grim, gritty murder mystery with real life themes about an undead cyborg ninja with superpowers who is actually Jesus.

 

Ross's Game Dungeon Fahrenheit final.srt 

 

This is the final, publication-ready subtitle file.

 

The first pass of these subtitles were generated using Whisper speech recognition with the large-v2 language model, and it was both a huge time-saver and eerily accurate. There were lots of little errors (mistaking 'bit' for 'bid' for example), some titles missing completely where parallel-processed segments were stitched back together, but I'd still say about two-thirds of the subtitles were perfect, requiring only timing corrections. It even did a decent job using capitals for emphasis, or hamming up Ross's emoting. 

 

So yeah, it's a great tool that will hopefully speed up subtitle output, but I'm getting a glimpse of the ghost in the machine.

Ross's Game Dungeon Fahrenheit.srt Ross's Game Dungeon Fahrenheit final.srt Ross's Game Dungeon Fahrenheit final.srt Ross's Game Dungeon Fahrenheit final.srt Ross's Game Dungeon Fahrenheit final.srt Ross's Game Dungeon Fahrenheit final.srt

Randrye

Randrye

A grim, gritty murder mystery with real life themes about an undead cyborg ninja with superpowers who is actually Jesus.

 

Ross's Game Dungeon Fahrenheit.srt

 

The first pass of these subtitles were generated using Whisper speech recognition with the large-v2 language model, and it was both a huge time-saver and eerily accurate. There were lots of little errors (mistaking 'bit' for 'bid' for example), some titles missing completely where parallel-processed segments were stitched back together, but I'd still say about two-thirds of the subtitles were perfect, requiring only timing corrections. It even did a decent job using capitals for emphasis, or hamming up Ross's emoting. 

 

So yeah, it's a great tool that will hopefully speed up subtitle output, but I'm getting a glimpse of the ghost in the machine.

Ross's Game Dungeon Fahrenheit final.srt Ross's Game Dungeon Fahrenheit final.srt Ross's Game Dungeon Fahrenheit final.srt Ross's Game Dungeon Fahrenheit final.srt Ross's Game Dungeon Fahrenheit final.srt Ross's Game Dungeon Fahrenheit final.srt

Randrye

Randrye

A grim, gritty murder mystery with real life themes about an undead cyborg ninja with superpowers who is actually Jesus.

 

Ross's Game Dungeon Fahrenheit.srt

 

The first pass of these subtitles were generated using Whisper speech recognition with the large-v2 language model, and it was both a huge time-saver and eerily accurate. There were lots of little errors (mistaking 'bit' for 'bid' for example), some titles missing completely where parallel-processed segments were stitched back together, but I'd still say about two-thirds of the subtitles were perfect, requiring only timing corrections. It even did a decent job using capitals for emphasis, or hamming up Ross's emoting. 

 

So yeah, it's a great tool that will hopefully speed up subtitle output, but I'm getting a glimpse of the ghost in the machine.

×
×
  • Create New...

This website uses cookies, as do most websites since the 90s. By using this site, you consent to cookies. We have to say this or we get in trouble. Learn more.