lurker
Le dullard de la commune
Very good, I didn't think I would be able to follow it but the subtitles were spot on.
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Steve Maskery
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How do you know?
Although that is a bit of a giggle, I admit, it's also a serious thought. How do you know when the sub-titles with which you are presented are an accurate reflection of what is being said?
lurker
Le dullard de la commune
Well they have to make sense, which is why I can't watch your u tubesHow do you know?
Although that is a bit of a giggle, I admit, it's also a serious thought. How do you know when the sub-titles with which you are presented are an accurate reflection of what is being said?
As a matter of interest were the subtitles edited or just auto generated?
They are certainly auto-generated. I could post a screenshot of an example but it might get me bannedWell they have to make sense, which is why I can't watch your u tubes
As a matter of interest were the subtitles edited or just auto generated?
Steve Maskery
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Well they have to make sense, which is why I can't watch your u tubes
As a matter of interest were the subtitles edited or just auto generated?
Touché!
Seriously though, I see some online stuff that is presented with subtitles, where the subtitles are perfectly reasonable English (well, American, anyway) but they are not what is actually spoken. I saw one the other day. It was a perfectly understandable error, but inaccurate nonetheless. If I could remember what it was I'd post a link.
