A combined feature would be very usefull indeed. Something like the win-prog "Subrip", which gives you 3 sec for a character it doesn't know to manually enter it and then goes for its best guess. In the end you can easilly review every char it used in combination with its picture. You can then fix if necessary & relaunch process.. manual intervention is reduced to ehm ... say about 1-2 minutes.
As for an intial program, it's nice but at the moment I still prefer subrip's way of working. On 9/19/06, Phil Ehrens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
T wrote: > On Mon, 18 Sep 2006 23:36:47 +0200, Christian Wasserthal wrote: > > > There seem to be a lot of downloads, but no feedback at all... > > SubToText is built for human interaction. but for me, I prefer scripting > as much as possible. Gocr is bad in terms of accuracy, but it is good in > terms of automation. It's errors are consistent. If I spend one time to > fix its errors with a script, I don't need to spend time again, no matter > how many new subtitles I'll deal with. > > That's why I prefer Gocr to SubToText. Yes, human interaction means > accuracy, but it also means tedious and time consuming to me, and would > only consult it as my last resort. > > Wish you can think of ways to automate things as much as possible, and > involve manual intervention as little as possible in your new version. > Just my 2c though. Same here.
