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How BaoCut Aligns English and Chinese in Bilingual Subtitles
- Who
- dotey
- What
- explains how BaoCut aligns English and Chinese subtitles with different word orders
What happened
The author introduces an episode about subtitle translation challenges and how their open-source project BaoCut aligns English and Chinese when the languages use different word orders. They describe subtitles appearing before someone speaks, sentences split into pieces that do not match the spoken translation, and two or three lines covering half the screen. The post links to the project
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The story so far
BaoCut creator dotey introduced an episode about how the open-source project aligns English and Chinese subtitles when the languages use different word orders. Dotey described problems encountered in subtitle translation: captions appearing before a speaker starts talking, sentences broken into fragments that do not match the spoken words, and two or three subtitle lines covering half the screen.
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