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I think, actually all the infrastructure is ready, it seems like even someone who understands a little can figure it out, they just need to want it a bit. I decided to open this topic here because I find Technopat a bit more refined compared to other forums.
Anyone who has played any game from the Crysis series knows that there was Turkish dubbing in the game, as well as encountering Turkish dubbing in some other games which makes us happy. GTA VI is on the horizon and most likely won't even have Turkish subtitles. A nice movie comes out in theaters but Turkish dubbing doesn't come out immediately, and even if it does, the dubbing may not be as good as in the original movie. You want to have an international video call with someone who doesn't speak Turkish, you speak in Turkish and our software processes the content here instantly as I described below and conveys it to the foreign person in their own language. There is even a possibility to communicate with animals a bit more by improving the system, imagine talking to birds, cats, and dogs, of course, the part of communication with animals is a bit different, if someone is interested, I can explain it in a separate topic with my research. Without diverting the topic, let me talk about the operational scenario of the system:
1) The system constantly operates in the background, analyzing all sound sent to the sound output device in the system.
2) The system mutes sounds it hears in languages other than the selected language through an active noise-canceling system, before they are sent to the output device.
3) The system instantly separates the sounds within the muted sound and determines in which language they are.
4) The system instantly translates these sounds into text in the originating language first, and then into the desired language as text.
4) Our system translates the texts by also generating the accent of the speech made in the muted sound as described in the 2nd point, and provides them to the user instantly.
5) So, we have the chance to consume all contents in the language we desire.
The system will work with all contents without being specifically optimized for any content. It may be very good or very bad, this success depends on how much it is developed, a project with open ends.
There are actually primitive versions of the system, but they never work as I described, I will leave some videos below to give you good clues about how it will be. The system is actually ready, it just needs someone to connect the cables. I will try to help you as much as I can if you get stuck.
Warning: Some videos contain profanity that needed to be translated.
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Anyone who has played any game from the Crysis series knows that there was Turkish dubbing in the game, as well as encountering Turkish dubbing in some other games which makes us happy. GTA VI is on the horizon and most likely won't even have Turkish subtitles. A nice movie comes out in theaters but Turkish dubbing doesn't come out immediately, and even if it does, the dubbing may not be as good as in the original movie. You want to have an international video call with someone who doesn't speak Turkish, you speak in Turkish and our software processes the content here instantly as I described below and conveys it to the foreign person in their own language. There is even a possibility to communicate with animals a bit more by improving the system, imagine talking to birds, cats, and dogs, of course, the part of communication with animals is a bit different, if someone is interested, I can explain it in a separate topic with my research. Without diverting the topic, let me talk about the operational scenario of the system:
1) The system constantly operates in the background, analyzing all sound sent to the sound output device in the system.
2) The system mutes sounds it hears in languages other than the selected language through an active noise-canceling system, before they are sent to the output device.
3) The system instantly separates the sounds within the muted sound and determines in which language they are.
4) The system instantly translates these sounds into text in the originating language first, and then into the desired language as text.
4) Our system translates the texts by also generating the accent of the speech made in the muted sound as described in the 2nd point, and provides them to the user instantly.
5) So, we have the chance to consume all contents in the language we desire.
The system will work with all contents without being specifically optimized for any content. It may be very good or very bad, this success depends on how much it is developed, a project with open ends.
There are actually primitive versions of the system, but they never work as I described, I will leave some videos below to give you good clues about how it will be. The system is actually ready, it just needs someone to connect the cables. I will try to help you as much as I can if you get stuck.
Warning: Some videos contain profanity that needed to be translated.
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