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⏲ Duration: 4 min 80 sec
✓ Published: 03-May-2017
✓ Published: 03-May-2017
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In this short tutorial I will be going through the format of a SubRip file (.srt), how to create one from scratch, and how to use the Speech Recognition Module available in Python along with the Google API Client Library to make subtitles from speech. The following links are what I used in this tutorial.nnI want to thank Uberi from Github from providing an extensive installation instructional as well as providing example code on how to use the Speech Recognition module.nnHtml color codes andsr
In this short tutorial I will be going through the format of a SubRip file (.srt), how to create one from scratch, and how to use the Speech Recognition Module available in Python along with the Google API Client Library to make subtitles from speech. The following links are what I used in this tutorial.nnI want to thank Uberi from Github from providing an extensive installation instructional as well as providing example code on how to use the Speech Recognition module.nnHtml color codes andsr
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