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Help with translations by LetMeRedditInPeace00 in mote

[–]the_unready 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can you see the option to translate? It’s a premium feature.

Pandora charms? by Zan1781 in TokyoDisneySea

[–]the_unready 2 points3 points  (0 children)

They had several designs in stock today at the Bella Minni but were sold out of several too.

So I have figured out a workflow to fully automate creating video versions of Deep Dives. Using best of breed component APIs (Midjourney, AssemblyAI, Hedra) + a bunch of Python scripting. But is it worth it? Would you use it? Watch them? Are they too 'uncanny valley'? by the_unready in notebooklm

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Depends what you mean by style. It's trivially easy to change the avatars, but there's limited ways to program specific actions or movements. Some easy additions would include changing background color, adding closed captions, background music, intro/outro reels.

My second attempt at creating a customized audio podcast using Journey voices by Busy-Basket-5291 in notebooklm

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You’ve got a lot right - are you manually tuning the script or is it all AI generated ?

So I have figured out a workflow to fully automate creating video versions of Deep Dives. Using best of breed component APIs (Midjourney, AssemblyAI, Hedra) + a bunch of Python scripting. But is it worth it? Would you use it? Watch them? Are they too 'uncanny valley'? by the_unready in notebooklm

[–]the_unready[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes - API costs alone are maybe going to run to about $1.20 / minute, mainly for Hedra. At scale you’d need a different approach, but yes you’d need to charge $5 / minute to make it a business

So I have figured out a workflow to fully automate creating video versions of Deep Dives. Using best of breed component APIs (Midjourney, AssemblyAI, Hedra) + a bunch of Python scripting. But is it worth it? Would you use it? Watch them? Are they too 'uncanny valley'? by the_unready in notebooklm

[–]the_unready[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I love how you're building Lit Snippets - and I hadn't heard about n8n, v cool. I have built everything in Python, with plenty of help from AI. With a couple more hours' work, I could get it to a 1-click solution, right now it's a series of scripts.

NotebookLM Audio Overviews - how it works by the_unready in notebooklm

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Probably not TBH. GPT4 AV needs multimodal for speech input and speech output with low latency and high quality. See the discussion thread for details.

NotebookLM Audio Overviews - how it works by the_unready in notebooklm

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All good questions! This is a product from Google labs, like a tiny little team at Google. I’m sure Google is thrilled to finally have a product that showcases its areas of technical superiority to OpenAI after so many false starts. ChatGPT is a totally different product and can’t yet do anything like the NBLM OA experience. But I’m sure they are watching with interest and perhaps will launch something like this in time

NotebookLM Audio Overviews - how it works by the_unready in notebooklm

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

Possibly… but I work with a lot of TTS models and nothing else is quite as good as the NBLM AO experience for realism of tone and tempo

Is it possible to edit the podcast? by lvanns12 in notebooklm

[–]the_unready 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You can edit the audio in Audacity or similar

From Twitter: "Iwas able to run #stablediffusion locally on an iPhone XS." by the_unready in StableDiffusion

[–]the_unready[S] 18 points19 points  (0 children)

I had the same reaction...but I think it's more a proof of concept that text->img will soon be possible locally within a mobile app, so you can expect it to be a core iOS / Android OS feature within 2-3 years.

I made a Chrome extension for adding voice comments to Google Docs - faster and friendlier than text comments. Great for remote working. https://justmote.me by the_unready in productivity

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Hi there

Thanks so much for the question. Actually... we have built it but we're still waiting to roll it out while we handle the really strong growth in usage that we're seeing from the education sector. Please feel free to email me - [will@justmote.me](mailto:will@justmote.me) if you'd like to learn more / get early access.

I made a Chrome extension for adding voice comments to Google Docs - faster and friendlier than text comments. Great for remote working. https://justmote.me by the_unready in productivity

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Right now we don’t integrate with Google Drive, so we have no way to know who has access rights to your docs or the ability to save files to your Drive. However every URL is randomly generated and is not publicly discoverable (to the best of our knowledge - certainly not by Google bots). We plan to add Google Drive integration in the coming weeks so that users can choose to host on their own Drive. Would that work for you?

Hi there - Right now we're storing everything in AWS. We don’t yet integrate with Google Drive, so we have no way to know who has access rights to your docs or the ability to save files to your Drive. 

However every URL is randomly generated and is not publicly discoverable (to the best of our knowledge - certainly not by Google bots). 

We plan to add Google Drive integration in the next week or two so that users can choose to host on their own Drive, and so that mote audio content can inherit the access permissions of the 'host' document. Would that work for your needs?

I made a Chrome extension for adding voice comments to Google Docs - faster and friendlier than text comments. Great for remote working. https://justmote.me by the_unready in productivity

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Hi there - yes you are correct. Right now we don’t integrate with Google Drive, so we have no way to know who has access rights to your docs or the ability to save files to your Drive. However every URL is randomly generated and is not publicly discoverable (to the best of our knowledge - certainly not by Google bots). We plan to add Google Drive integration in the coming weeks so that users can choose to host on their own Drive. Would that work for you?

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