generate-subtitles VS pyannote-audio

They generate .SRT files, and you can view their repository there.

I use this script to generate text layers based on the srt file I got by using this website.

I do a lot of transcriptions in my job, most of the websites suggested in other comments requiere an account and payments, https://freesubtitles.ai is free and you don’t need an account, you could pay to get premium services but it’s not mandatory

The translation part most likely won't work out all that well, but for JAV (˵ ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°˵) I've used https://freesubtitles.ai/ to get the original audio in subtitle format and then used DeepL to get it translated to English. DeepL doesn't support Hebrew though, but I also tried the AWS' whateveritwascalled and it was okay-ish, maybe check out if they support it.

You can download the audio and then get a transcript/subtitles with freesubtitles.ai

Hey guys I am the developer of https://freesubtitles.ai, I am really satisfied with the quality of the transcriptions now and wanted to share it around a bit, you can use it to transcribe content from over 100 different languages and automatically translate it to over 100 different languages for free. I have been using it to watch movies in foreign languages and it works pretty well, hope it can serve as an alternative to trying to find already made subtitles online, cheers!

I just finished my free transcription app and wanted to share it around a bit. You can use it to transcribe content in over 100 languages and have it translated to over 100 languages all for free. Hope this can be useful in some way, cheers! https://freesubtitles.ai

Whisper AI is a game changer as far as transcribing lyrics don’t know if genius is up on it /u/grinchnight14. https://freesubtitles.ai/ for free without needing to do any coding

pyannote/pyannote-audio

Open Source. I've found this to be pretty nice, which is just a wrapper on some hugging face models https://github.com/pyannote/pyannote-audio

(not the creator, but I've built something similar for personal use)

This is a great library for determining which speaker is speaking during each time in an audio file (this is called speaker diarization); I imagine they used it or something like it. Works really well out of the box!

https://github.com/pyannote/pyannote-audio

Do you think pyannote could be implemented in the Pro version of the app to support diarization?

Free startup idea: Use Whisper with pyannote-audio[0]’s speaker diarization. Upload a recording, get back a multi-speaker annotated transcription.

Make a JSON API and I’ll be your first customer.

[0] https://github.com/pyannote/pyannote-audio

Whisper can’t, but pyannote-audio can. I’ve seen a couple of prototypes out there which link the two together.

You can use pyannote python library. It will identify different speakers from audio and will create small audio files with those speakers.

This Colab notebook is basically a standard template (with small changes) provided by pyannote-audio, the library implementing the speaker diarization functionality we need. (template)