(This smaller example shows how it feels like, if a fascist is talking about men, the sexism is already there.) Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit |
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== '''Final Work:''' == | |||
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Here I remixed a dialogue, with the help of the find_word tool. | |||
I was looking for words by the protagonist within the movie "Meet Dave" | |||
that could fit and being used to replace one person of the dialogue from the short movie "Kernseif". | |||
I collected and sorted the snippets within the .srt and added them to the .xml/.mlt. After I have molten the movies together I polished them in shotcut. | |||
== '''Detecting for words within the subtitledata:''' == | |||
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== '''Detecting and resorting tones with pd and cuttlefish:''' == | |||
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== '''Detecting objects by a opencv pythonscript:''' == | |||
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Latest revision as of 22:26, 5 March 2022
Final Work:
Here I remixed a dialogue, with the help of the find_word tool. I was looking for words by the protagonist within the movie "Meet Dave" that could fit and being used to replace one person of the dialogue from the short movie "Kernseif". I collected and sorted the snippets within the .srt and added them to the .xml/.mlt. After I have molten the movies together I polished them in shotcut.
Detecting for words within the subtitledata: