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Identify ASR CC Tracks
Michael Espey
Superstar
We need to have some sort of identification that a caption track is coming from ASR at a glance, and in my mind, this should exist in three locations:
- In the viewer/embed player, when selecting a caption track, the language title should have "(ASR)" appended to it if it originated from an ASR service.
- In the session list, there should be some sort of identification that a session has ASR CC vs. Pro CC (including uploaded CC).
- In the "Captions" tab of the session settings, there should be some indication that the track was generated with ASR
- This interface should identify if the captions have been edited, by whom, and when that happened last.
- I would also like to see an estimated confidence value provided here. I know that Speechmatics provides confidence for their transcripts, exposing these to us would be appreciated.
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Excellent feature request. It's important for viewers to be aware for the reliability and accountability. The nuances of word sounds and spelling is detrimental, especially in the health sciences -- ex: medical prescriptions where choices are life and death decisions.