Re: GSoC2010 inquiry (James Crook)
John Martin Goddard wrote:
James Crook wrote:
> However at the moment it sounds more like a research project than
> a feature that will be useful to large numbers of users ...
> .... The proposal would have to convince us that
> hands-free operation is important for audacity.
True, it is a research project. The target users are musicians who have
their hands full and would like opeartion to be hands-free, but I also
believe it could help the visually impaired.
> A voice-to-text-labels feature, or a 'find words in audio' even if only
> approximate would be a big plus for many people working with voice
> tracks....
> --James.
Thanks for the good idea. I had already thought of voice-to-text-labels
(although the AddLabel command would need to accept a string)
but I had not thought of analyzing sound files for transcription.
I believe that it could be done using the .NET toolbox, but it would be
only for Windows, until an equivalent ASR technology for Linux
and the Mac could be utilized.
Best Regards,
Marty
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