Textractor VS speech-to-text-nodejs

I'm currently trying to compile this texthooker for my games https://github.com/Artikash/Textractor

If you're trying to look up words as you're playing/reading through a game, use textrextractor: https://github.com/Artikash/Textractor

I believe that in theory it is possible to set up Textractor to pull in text from PCSX2 and machine translate it. I messed around with it a while back, specifically to try it with Z1, and I think I was able to sort of make it work, but it was a huge pain and you needed to redo the whole setup every time you start up the game. I don't really remember the details though... I can't even guarantee it was Textractor I used.

Dude, knock it off and stop being a leetist. If someone can't or does not want to learn then just drop it. Textractor is a good one with Deepl. https://github.com/Artikash/Textractor/releases

Or just grab textractor (https://github.com/Artikash/Textractor) and hook it into your emulator directly. But it takes a little more know-how to set it up (and not all emus support it).

Use Textractor to extract Japanese text from the game so you can look up what certain words/phrases mean.

Steam - lots of games in Japanese, including Visual Novels. Textractor - tool for extracting text from Visual Novels and copying them to clipboard. Combined with Clipboard Inserter, texthooker.html, and 10ten, it makes reading Visual Novels a breeze. ShareX - OCR tool, handy for games and manga. I use it similarly to Textractor, combined with Clipboard Inserter, texthooker.html, and 10ten.

To install Textractor go here and download the "Textractor-5.2.0-Setup.exe" file you should be able to install it just like any other program Here is another video if you are have trouble setting it up

One option not on your list is this free online API demo of IBM Watson (ignore the "(i) A new Speech to Text demo is available, check it out here." banner).

One free option is using IBM Watson online here: https://speech-to-text-demo.ng.bluemix.net

One of the loudest complaints people seem to have about individual flaming casters is difficulty in understanding their voices during the heat of battle. To scientifically address this, I picked a voice line for each caster and ran it through a speech to text program (https://speech-to-text-demo.ng.bluemix.net/). Comparing the expected text of the voice line to the transcribed version by the program revealed interesting data (see Table 2 below). While there were some heroes that were fairly comprehensible (Batrider, DawnBreaker, Invoker, Snapfire, and especially Lina, who scored a perfect score), it became clear that this criticism had a significant amount of validity; 9/14 (64.3%) flaming casters are practically incomprehensible. Phoenix is the worst offender of this group, whose squawks are completely unintelligible, followed not far behind by other poor speakers such as Doom (“Mess with Doom, you get the horns” was only heard as “Yes”). Given a significant majority of flaming casters cannot be easily understood, it is hard to discount this criticism.

First I would like to take live conversation audio and translate it into text format, there is a dev side thing here.