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How BaoCut Maps English and Chinese Subtitles with Different Word Orders
- Who
- dotey
- What
- explains how BaoCut aligns English and Chinese subtitles with different word orders
What happened
The author describes subtitle translation problems they encountered: subtitles appearing before a speaker talks, sentences split into fragments that do not match the spoken words, and multiple lines obscuring the video. The post introduces their open-source project, BaoCut, in the context of these challenges but does not explain how it handles them.
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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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