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Monday, March 08, 2010
YouTube plans to caption most videos automatically - Mike Swift, Mercury News
YouTube said Thursday that it will start automatically captioning videos on its site, opening up a huge share of its content to people who are hearing-impaired, and a first step in creating a network of videos that could be subtitled between many languages. For now, YouTube can only transcribe videos uploaded in English into text, which can then be translated into text captions in other languages. But given the 20 hours of video content that YouTube uploads each minute, the San Bruno unit of Google said this is the largest effort ever tried on the Internet to harness evolving speech recognition technology to caption video content. Editor Note: Imagine the impact on online learning! Open captioning of video - automatically upon upload! Auto-Translation available to all viewers!
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