Gaupol subtitles editor gets voice recognition
Alexandre 
20. Jul, 2011
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Osmo Salomaa released an update of his free Gaupol subtitles editor. Apart from minor changes it has a new major, albeit experimental feature: creating subtitles using voice recognition.
For that Gaupol uses Sphinx, a free voice recognition engine that has pluggable language models.
Thus far Sphinx supports English, German, Dutch, French, Russian, Mandarin and Spanish. You can fetch language data from the Sphinx's directory. More detailed explanation is available in wiki.
The new version is only available as source code at this time, and hence will work on Linux out of box only. You can download the archive here.
Could you please make Win32 package with the VR included - I need it really bad.
Thanks very much,
Mike
Mike, that would be a request to the developer, not us, but guess what… It’s available for Windows :) Check out http://home.gna.org/gaupol/download.html
That’s right, but Win32 version is built without the voice recognition feature - that is crucial for my project. I’ll ask the developer at BugZilla, probably that’s the right place.
Thanks!