I thought I mentioned this on the other thread? But its good to remind people who uses it.The bad news is that AniMaker already restricted the use of its subtitle generator a lot (I don't know if only in my region), even in paid options it becomes very limited.
I was wondering why you kept saying 80% accurate.Other bad news is that it's actually not as good as I initially assumed. Yes it is better than what I personally have been able to achieve with Whisper and Vosk, but the percentage of correct audio identification is still very low. Despite this, the SRTs that I managed to obtain at the time can serve as the basis for creating better ones.
As I stated when testing it, it missed lots of words and sentences... BUT I was surprise how well it did perform.
I would never give any translation software a high accurate rate over 50%
Indeed good news. I think manually you might get better subs in the end.The good news is that I did the experiment of creating a manually edited SRT and I don't think it turned out bad. I originally edited it in my native language (Spanish), so the Chrome translator may have added some bugs, but I'm guessing minimal.
Good job. Translation software are good starters. I use them for that reason or if I get stuckTo clarify that in many cases I had to "imagine" the dialogues (since I don't speak Japanese), but I think the goal is achieved to better understand (and enjoy) the movies.
Also clarify that there is already another version of subtitles for this film, but incomplete. In my version I have covered all the dialogues, I calculate that the double of the original subtitles.
Enjoy.


