MP3 to text programs (speech recognition)

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MP3 to text programs (speech recognition) Anonymous 04/20/18 (Fri) 22:25:34 No.38585

Are there any speech recognition programs that can convert MP3 to text?

The idea is to "re-create" scripts from hypno audio files.

Anonymous 04/20/18 (Fri) 22:50:18 No.38586

The technology is nowhere near "there" yet and no solution will be quite to the level you need. Still, if you are looking to get scripts from TTS, it shouldn't be a problem.

https://www.voicebase.com/ is an option. 50 hours free IIRC

Anonymous 04/21/18 (Sat) 13:10:14 No.38607

>>38585

Google have a cloud based Speech-To-Text API.

AFAIK it's about the best thing available and it's just not that good.

A popular tool is the Dragon Naturally Speaking product. Again, it's OK but it's just not good enough.

It might be a processing power - but that shouldn't be holding back the Google API. Which just means it's a very complex problem to solve.

You'll just have to listen, try not to fall into trance, and do some typing !

Anonymous 04/21/18 (Sat) 14:44:44 No.38609

I did it on YouTube in the past. I converted the mp3 into a mp4 and uploaded there (as a private video). Then you have the option to generate and download the subtitles. The annoying thing is that dots and commas are missing.

But there is a similar question, which I don't know: how to identify hidden subliminal in an audio - the complete suggestion.

Anonymous 04/21/18 (Sat) 21:57:37 No.38626

>>38609

>how to identify hidden subliminal in an audio - the complete suggestion.

The silent subliminals above 14kHz you mean? Use audacity andthis trick: https://www.likera.com/forum/mybb/Thread-Software-tips-and-tricks-for-creating-and-playing-up-hypno-files?pid=27270#pid27270

Anonymous 04/21/18 (Sat) 22:00:00 No.38627

>>38609

>I did it on YouTube in the past. I converted the mp3 into a mp4 and uploaded there (as a private video). Then you have the option to generate and download the subtitles.

This is an interesting suggestion. Trying it now…

Anonymous 04/21/18 (Sat) 22:30:12 No.38628

>>38609

>I did it on YouTube in the past. I converted the mp3 into a mp4 and uploaded there (as a private video). Then you have the option to generate and download the subtitles.

I can't find this option on YT :(

Anonymous 04/21/18 (Sat) 23:31:28 No.38632

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>>38628

here is an instruction: https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/6373554?hl=en

You may experience problems because the audio input is too complex. For example, multiple voices or background noise can make voice recognition more difficult. In this case, one possibility would be for you to look for software that separates the vocals from the rest. This is possible with already trained neural networks (see https://arxiv.org/pdf/1504.04658.pdf)

Anonymous 04/23/18 (Mon) 00:11:40 No.38691

>>38632

Wow! It worked with Cardigan's files! Thanks much!

However it fails if there is a background music or those hypnodommes are trying to be extra dommes, extra cruel and overly exaggerating. In such cases youtube thinks it's Spanish and produces garbage.

Anonymous 04/23/18 (Mon) 17:47:25 No.38735

>>38632

Do you have the other files from the chastity program? I've only found parts 1&2 in mp3 format.