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that could fit and being used to replace one person of the dialogue from the short movie "Kernseif".
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.
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:''' ==
== '''Detecting for words within the subtitledata:''' ==
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== '''Detecting and resorting tones with pd and cuttlefish:''' ==
== '''Detecting and resorting tones with pd and cuttlefish:''' ==  
 
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== '''Detecting objects by a opencv pythonscript:''' ==
== '''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:




Detecting and resorting tones with pd and cuttlefish:

Detecting objects by a opencv pythonscript: