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The procedure outlined here uses utilities in the Berkeley Phonetic Machine, to produce time aligned TextGrids for recorded utterances in English. |
The procedure outlined here uses utilities in the Berkeley Phonetic Machine, to produce time aligned TextGrids for recorded utterances in English. |
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| − | + | Create text transcripts of the words spoken in a sound file. Most plain text editors will be fine for this. |
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| − | One potential complication is that plain text on windows may be saved "end of line" |
+ | * One potential complication is that plain text on windows may be saved "end of line" |
characters that are not compatible with <make_text_grids>, the perl utility that parses |
characters that are not compatible with <make_text_grids>, the perl utility that parses |
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transcripts and passes them to <pyalign.py>. You can use the unix utility _d2u_ to |
transcripts and passes them to <pyalign.py>. You can use the unix utility _d2u_ to |
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Revision as of 15:35, 26 May 2017
The procedure outlined here uses utilities in the Berkeley Phonetic Machine, to produce time aligned TextGrids for recorded utterances in English.
Transcript
Create text transcripts of the words spoken in a sound file. Most plain text editors will be fine for this.
* One potential complication is that plain text on windows may be saved "end of line" characters that are not compatible with <make_text_grids>, the perl utility that parses transcripts and passes them to <pyalign.py>. You can use the unix utility _d2u_ to change the line endings (this is a separate download into your instance of the BPM).
