Thanks for the feedback about QR codes vs Data Matrix. After further
investigation, one strike against Data Matrix is that I haven't been able to
use the Python library pylibdmtx to extract a Data Matrix value except when the
image contains ONLY the Data Matrix image. I'm sure there are solution
https://www.closedcaptioncreator.com/ is both a saas browser or download and a
more modernized version of cadet. Used it for projects off/on for a few years
and is very full featured for file type import/export, caption placement,
validating line lengths, keyboard shortcutting, etc. Has an inte
Have you considered using Craiyon (formerly DALL-E mini)? It allows you to
give it a text string of what you want, and the AI attempts to create it:
https://www.craiyon.com/
They can be a bit surreal, but I’ve seen some amazing results so far
(But I haven’t played with it myself)
-Joe
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Hi my esteemed listmates,
I created a free library program helping new writers.
It's been an uphill challenge trying to connect them with illustrators.
I eamield a bunch of illustration orgs in LA, NY, London and manny never
replied.
Others suggested I join their org. That's not going to receiv
Hi my esteemed listmates,
Have you ever found help with animation outside your library?
I posted on Blender on both paid and volunteer pages but not much headway.
I've posted on reddit but that experience has not been rewarding just
tryingto find good sites to post animation questions on.
The d
I give Amara a big thumbs up. I've only used them once, but found their
work to be top-notch, their price to be lower than expected and they were
absolutely fantastic to work with, and that was with many multi-language
speakers in the video. I'll definitely go with the again when the need
arises.
I had never heard of Nikse.dk -- intriguing!
Amara is a nonprofit that includes a free-to-use cloud hosted subtitle
editor that has many great features and that we have used at USHMM for some
small-scale crowdsourced transcription projects. If you could set up a very
simple method of streaming the
Subtitle Edit has worked well for me in the past:
http://www.nikse.dk/subtitleedit
On Tue, Jul 5, 2022 at 9:21 AM Niqui O'Neill <
0099730b23ad-dmarc-requ...@lists.clir.org> wrote:
> This might work for you: https://dnoneill.github.io/captioneditor/.
>
> Niqui
>
> On Tue, Jul 5, 2022 at 10:37
This might work for you: https://dnoneill.github.io/captioneditor/.
Niqui
On Tue, Jul 5, 2022 at 10:37 AM Andrew Ward
wrote:
> Years ago I used Cadet[1] from WGBH for a small oral history project.
> Unfortunately, it does not look actively maintained at this time, though it
> may still work.
>
How many parallel jobs are supported by the Apple M1 chip?
I do a lot of parallel processing. In other words, I often define a function to
do my work (such as apply part-of-speech tagging to a file), break my
processing into lists (a number of files), and submit each item to each of my
CPUs ("c
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Years ago I used Cadet[1] from WGBH for a small oral history project.
Unfortunately, it does not look actively maintained at this time, though it
may still work.
[1]: https://www.wgbh.org/foundation/what-we-do/ncam/cadet
Andrew
On Tue, Jul 5, 2022 at 1:47 PM Sebastian Karcher
wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
Hi,
this should be a simple question, but somehow google failed me: what are
you using to caption videos (obviously with standard-compliant captions)
manually, i.e. using an existing transcript.
Ideally, I'd like something similar to YouTube's caption editor, but we'd
like to avoid uploading the v
(please repost where folks might be interested)
It has been proposed that a very small vocabulary with minimally
constrained classes and properties representing the concepts of Work,
Expression, Manifestation, and Item would benefit anyone designing
metadata for created resources. The Dublin C
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