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AI Subtitles Are Coming to VLC— Get Ready!

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AI Subtitles Are Coming to VLC— Get Ready!

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Linux@lemmy.ml · 1 month ago

VLC is adding the ability to generate subtitles with the help of AI.

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Because triggered and hate circlejerk.
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  Nuance is deader than Elvis.
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    uh huh-huh.

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