Here you go.
Thanks for the info, I observed AWS is much better for these kind of scenes (as in SSIS-434). Next I will run the audio through some filters and try to enhance the dialogues. Sometimes I think it will be much easier to actually learn Japanese.Good job picking up the dialogue over music -- I think it has done a much better job in that condition than Autosub.
As a comprison I ran autosub on the same movie. Here is the ja-JP srt result.
I also ran the NAVER translator on both versions: your aws version and the autosub -just to compare. It looks to me that autosub does a slightly better job in quiet or hiss noise. But AWS does much better job in noisy situatuion.
As a curiosity I also ran pyTranscriber on a portion of the video. I kind of thought pyTranscriber did a better job than autosub though it is supposed to be using autosub as its core engine![]()
Thanks for the info, I observed AWS is much better for these kind of scenes (as in SSIS-434). Next I will run the audio through some filters and try to enhance the dialogues. Sometimes I think it will be much easier to actually learn Japanese.
BTW @mei2 your filters for VSF are certainly better and do capture a lot more subs but it captures a lot of it partially . I mean one dialogue would span over 4 images due to the transition they have put . But thanks anyway I will try to tweak the other parameters when I get some time this weekend.
