Recently, I captioned my YouTube video of my switch on. It took Stu (my husband) 2 hours to caption a one minute video! Such an involved process!
You Tube Video
Other things:
About a month ago, I received an email from someone in the US who wanted to interview me about my CI experience for an article she was writing.
This is the finished product:
CI article
Another recent happening is a Senate report on Hearing Health in Australia was released. I actually made a submission and was quoted on the cost of hearing aid batteries.
I wish I made a mention of mobile phones :(
The PDF of the report : here
Hello i plan on getting my cochlear implant june 15th. I have been trying to find a way to close caption video's for the deaf as i work in network marketing and I would like to help as many deaf or hard of hearing people as i can. my website is at http://www.davidgiudice.webs.com and you can reach me through there. thank you for your time and I love the blog
ReplyDeleteplease send me info on how to close caption a vide you can reach me at http//:www.davidgiudice.webs.com im getting my cochlear implant june 15th of 2011
ReplyDeletehttp://www.overstream.net
ReplyDeleteWe used this software.
Basically you need to create a XML file that has the words and a time stamp for each sentence etc
Timestamps match up to the video
There are demo's on the website :)
Good luck with your CI!!!
I know this is kind of old, but I also wanted to let you know YouTube can now do this as well. I found the process to be a bit faster than the manual process of creating an XML file. YouTube will guess about 80% of the words correctly, before you even begin. Then its just a matter of correcting everything.
ReplyDeleteI know this post is kind of old, but if someone else is looking at it now, I wanted to let you know YouTube does a pretty good job of this. First it goes through the video and guesses about 80% of the captions, you just have to clean it up a little.
ReplyDeleteIt saves SOOO much time.