Subtitling through speech recognition : respeaking /: respeaking. (2020)
- Record Type:
- Book
- Title:
- Subtitling through speech recognition : respeaking /: respeaking. (2020)
- Main Title:
- Subtitling through speech recognition : respeaking
- Further Information:
- Note: Pablo Romero-Fresco.
- Authors:
- Romero-Fresco, Pablo
- Contents:
- 1. Introduction to Respeaking ; ; 1.1 What is respeaking? ; ; 1.2. The name game ; ; 1.3. Discussion points ; ; 2. Live Subtitling ; ; 2.0. Introduction ; ; 2.1. Origins of SDH and live subtitling ; ; 2.2. Legislation and developments ; ; 2.3. Classification and methods ; ; 2.4. Discussion points and exercises ; ; 3. Respeaking as a Professional Practice ; ; 3.0. Introduction ; ; 3.1. Respeaking on TV ; ; 3.2. Respeaking training at University ; ; 3.3. Respeaking training in the US ; ; 3.4. Discussion points and exercises ; ; 4. Respeaking Skills ; ; 4.0. Introduction ; ; 4.1. Respeaking and interpreting ; ; 4.2. Respeaking and subtitling ; ; 4.3. The specificity of respeaking ; ; 4.4. Respeaking skills summarized ; ; 4.5. Discussion points and exercises ; ; 5. Respeaking Skills Applied before the Process I: General Knowledge of SR ; ; 5.0. Introduction ; ; 5.1. How it works: main components and process ; ; 5.2. How it works for respeakers ; ; 5.3. The origins of SR ; ; 5.4. The present: state of the art and software available ; ; 5.5. The future of SR ; ; 5.6. Discussion points and exercises ; ; 6. Respeaking Skills Applied before the Process II: Preparation of the Software - Respeaking with Dragon ; ; 6.0. Introduction ; ; 6.1. Choosing and using a microphone ; ; 6.2. Creating a user profile ; ; 6.3. Dictating to SR software ; ; 6.4. Improving the user profile ; ; 6.5. Dragon 11 ; ; 6.6. Exercises ; ; 7. Respeaking Skills Applied During the Process I ; ; 7.0. Introduction1. Introduction to Respeaking ; ; 1.1 What is respeaking? ; ; 1.2. The name game ; ; 1.3. Discussion points ; ; 2. Live Subtitling ; ; 2.0. Introduction ; ; 2.1. Origins of SDH and live subtitling ; ; 2.2. Legislation and developments ; ; 2.3. Classification and methods ; ; 2.4. Discussion points and exercises ; ; 3. Respeaking as a Professional Practice ; ; 3.0. Introduction ; ; 3.1. Respeaking on TV ; ; 3.2. Respeaking training at University ; ; 3.3. Respeaking training in the US ; ; 3.4. Discussion points and exercises ; ; 4. Respeaking Skills ; ; 4.0. Introduction ; ; 4.1. Respeaking and interpreting ; ; 4.2. Respeaking and subtitling ; ; 4.3. The specificity of respeaking ; ; 4.4. Respeaking skills summarized ; ; 4.5. Discussion points and exercises ; ; 5. Respeaking Skills Applied before the Process I: General Knowledge of SR ; ; 5.0. Introduction ; ; 5.1. How it works: main components and process ; ; 5.2. How it works for respeakers ; ; 5.3. The origins of SR ; ; 5.4. The present: state of the art and software available ; ; 5.5. The future of SR ; ; 5.6. Discussion points and exercises ; ; 6. Respeaking Skills Applied before the Process II: Preparation of the Software - Respeaking with Dragon ; ; 6.0. Introduction ; ; 6.1. Choosing and using a microphone ; ; 6.2. Creating a user profile ; ; 6.3. Dictating to SR software ; ; 6.4. Improving the user profile ; ; 6.5. Dragon 11 ; ; 6.6. Exercises ; ; 7. Respeaking Skills Applied During the Process I ; ; 7.0. Introduction ; ; 7.1. Split attention: dealing with simultaneous but non-overlapping inputs ; ; 7.2. Punctuation ; ; 7.3. Rhythm: respeaking units and the salami technique ; ; 7.4. Speed: edited vs. verbatim respeaking ; ; 7.5. Exercises ; ; 8. Respeaking Skills Applied during the Process II: Respeaking Different Genres ; ; 8.0. Introduction ; ; 8.1. Sports ; ; 8.2. News ; ; 8.3. Interviews, debates and chat shows ; ; 8.4. Exercises ; ; 9. Respeaking Skills Applied during the Process III: Respeaking in other Settings ; ; 9.0. Introduction ; ; 9.1. Respeaking in museums and other arts venues ; ; 9.2. Respeaking in the classroom ; ; 9.3. Respeaking in conferences and churches ; ; 9.4. Respeaking in live webcasts and telephones ; ; 9.5. Discussion points and exercises ; ; 10. Respeaking Skills Applied after the Process: Accuracy Rate - the NERD model ; ; 10.0. Introduction ; ; 10.1. Basic requirements ; ; 10.2. Traditional WER methods ; ; 10.3. The CRIM method ; ; 10.4. The NERD model ; ; 10.5. Application of the NERD model ; ; 10.6. Exercises and discussion points ; ; 11. The Reception of Respeaking ; ; 11.0. Introduction ; ; 11.1. Viewers’ comprehension of respoken subtitles ; ; 11.2 Viewers’ perception of respoken subtitles ; ; 11.3. Viewers’ opinion about respoken subtitles ; ; 11.4. Discussion points and exercises ; ; 12. Final Thoughts … (more)
- Edition:
- 1st
- Publisher Details:
- London : Routledge
- Publication Date:
- 2020
- Extent:
- 1 online resource
- Subjects:
- 418.02
Translating and interpreting
Motion pictures -- Titling
Television programs -- Titling - Languages:
- English
- ISBNs:
- 9781000154696
- Related ISBNs:
- 9781000111606
9781000138962
9781003073147 - Notes:
- Note: Includes bibliographical references and index.
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