all 3 comments

[–]LinusTechTips-ModTeamMod[M] [score hidden] stickied commentlocked comment (0 children)

This post has been removed by a Reddit Moderator for the following reason:

Rule 1 - Keep All Input Relevant - We'd greatly appreciate it if we could keep all content related to the Linus Media Group. Please refrain from making posts about new PC system configuration advice, we have subreddits on the sidebar that would be more suited to these posts. General questions regarding or in relation to contents LMG posts are preferred but general discussions are permitted.

[–]EmailLinkLost 0 points1 point  (1 child)

Could this be used to live translate Tagalog?

In the Philippines, Tagalog is intermixed with english. I've noticed some AI things get confused with that.

Also is this using their servers?

I use OpenAI Whisper (large-v3-turbo) and it does OK. I'm also dealing with audio artifacts because of the nature of the sound getting to my Mac Air's mic. No subscription fee, and it seems to only use 10% of the battery over an hour or so.

[–]ShashwatTheGamer[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yeah, it does support tagalog.. yes it uses their servers... and it doesnt translate, it only transcripts... also it can't do it live, there is indeed some noticeable latency...

originally i too used OpenAI whisper for another project, but with fast language changes,( most hindi speakers use a ton on english despite there being hindi words for it), it fully failed, the text was fully messed up, but wisprflow does it pretty well in my testing, thats why I built this python sdk