textav-event-2017
  • Introduction
  • Intro
    • Introduction
    • TODOS
  • Projects
    • hyperaudio
    • oTranscribe
    • WebAv
    • Opened Captions service
    • Opened Captions annotated articles
      • presentation at SRCCON
    • FrameTrail
    • Captions and TV Archives
    • Extending audiogram with automated transcriptions
    • Palestinian Remix
    • BBC Dialogger
    • autoEdit
  • Remote Presentations
    • Aeneas
    • Mercury
    • Captioning Workflow
      • Needs For Captioning Tool
    • Transcription Service at the FT
    • BBC Video Context
  • Problem Domains
    • Problem domain and component based design
    • Interactive Transcription
    • 🔪✅⬇️ (Annotations models)
    • Object-based Broadcasting
    • Tv Archive AI pipeline
    • The Problem with archives
    • From Spoken Word To Sheet Music
  • Services
    • PopUp Archive & Audiosear.ch
    • YouTube for Publishers (Europe) at the Guardian
    • Microsoft STT & Cognitive Services
  • Unconference Projects
    • TransProvenance
      • Architecture
      • Futures of the project
    • Transcript correction
      • webaligner
    • AI Pipeline
      • I learned what Tesseract can do (and so can you!)
    • Captioning Workflow System
    • removeTextTrack API
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Introduction

Disclaimer: this book is a work in progress. It is hosted on gitbooks.

If you want to get involved it and want to contribute to it, you can use gitbooks commenting features, change request or just reach out at pietro.passarelli@gmail.com.

  • You can use inline comments and discussions for high level topics and considerations.

  • Use change requests for grammars and typos.

Otherwise you can use github pull request with the github repo textAV17 that syncs with this gitbook.

textAV.tech event description:

TextAV is a three-day working group in New York City, July 19-21, 2017, with leading technologists, application developers, and practitioners working in the area of online audio and video, with a particular focus on the use of captions and transcripts to facilitate and speed up the production process.

Here you can also read a source blog post by Molly Schwartz with her account what it was like to attend the first edition of textAV.

The idea with this gitbook is to take the collaborative notes and video from the presentations of projects and problem domain and curate them into an easy to navigate resource that can be shared beyond the event.

It's also a chance to expand on lessons learned, road map and vision for each project.

Check out the TODOS section if you want to help with this effort.

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