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• Revision 37408 : déplacement de chaines de langue Faire refonctionner l’encodage sonore

  18 avril 2010, par kent1@… — Log

  déplacement de chaines de langue
  Faire refonctionner l’encodage sonore

• How to Adjust Google TTS SSML to Match Original SRT Timing ?

  2 avril, par Alexandre Silkin

  I have an .srt file where each speech segment is supposed to last a specific duration (e.g., 4 seconds). However, when I generate the speech using Google Text-to-Speech (TTS) with SSML, the resulting audio plays the same segment in a shorter time (e.g., 3 seconds).

  


  I want to adjust the speech rate dynamically in SSML so that each segment matches its original timing. My idea is to use ffmpeg to extract the actual duration of each generated speech segment, then calculate the speech rate percentage as :
generated duration
speech rate = --------------------
original duration

  


  This percentage would then be applied in SSML using the tag, like :
Text to be spoken

  


  How can I accurately measure the duration of each segment using ffmpeg, and what is the best way to apply the correct speech rate in SSML to match the original .srt timing ?

  


  I tried duration and my SSML should look like this :

  


          f.write(f&#x27;\t<p>{break_until_start}{text}<break time="{value["></break></p>\n&#x27;)&#xA;

  


  Code writing the SSML :

  


  text = value['text']
start_time_ms = int(value['start_ms']) # Start time in milliseconds
previous_end_ms = int(subsDict.get(str(int(key) - 1), {}).get('end_ms', 0)) # Get the previous end time
gap_to_fill = max(0, start_time_ms - previous_end_ms)

  


          text = text.replace("&amp;", "&amp;amp;").replace(&#x27;"&#x27;, "&amp;quot;").replace("&#x27;", "&amp;apos;").replace("&lt;", "&amp;lt;").replace(&#xA;            ">", "&amp;gt;")&#xA;&#xA;        break_until_start = f&#x27;<break time="{gap_to_fill}ms"></break>&#x27; if gap_to_fill > 0 else &#x27;&#x27;&#xA;&#xA;        f.write(f&#x27;\t<p>{break_until_start}{text}<break time="{value["></break></p>\n&#x27;)&#xA;&#xA;    f.write(&#x27;\n&#x27;)&#xA;

  


• I need assistance of making a automated script for ffmpeg [closed]

  18 décembre 2024, par user2614404

  Currently i use this script that GPT generated :

  


  ffmpeg -c:v av1_qsv -b:v 0 -global_quality 20 -preset veryslow -look_ahead 64 -c:a copy -c:s copy G:\1ARC-movies\A-View-to-a-kill.mkv -i Y:\media\Movies\A_VIEW_TO_A_KILL_t05.mkv

  


  But sadly GPT being gpt, it hallucinates answers, and none of it's deeper automation code scripts were working when it made the scripts for a .ps1 script file.

  


  And as i find most of the docs quite overwhelming, i need help to simplify what i need. As i learn best when i get explained what i currently try to do, and not every variable ffmpeg can do.

  


  what i want the script to do is :

  


  1 : convert movies with AV1_QSV with "veryslow", as that's apparently from what i've read up being the best it can do

  


  2 : Global quality as close to 50 as possible (smaller, the better), as 20-6 gave the same range of percentage of 97% VMAF score, 22 gave 95%, so 20 is the largest number i can go, as VMAF via NMKODER reported any higher number was sub 97%.

  


  3 : Give it a main folder for movies and shows to scan, and convert all the media in there to their respective subfolders to a designated output folder.

  


  2 : Automatic crop detection, as some crops it to a 21:9 ratio, others has very small letterboxes. As GPT's code for that attempt for some reason used cpu instead of arc's quicksync.

  


  As this will be ran from powershell, and it's to replace my plex library, by transcoding all movies and shows, starting with the least watched ones/shows that my family has seen, as then those will be unavailable for them until unraid 7 is out of beta to read intel arc for av1.