[
{
"sentence": "Good afternoon.",
"start_time": 18.4,
"end_time": 19.7
},
{
"sentence": "Thanks for being here for me.",
"start_time": 19.7,
"end_time": 21.2
},
{
"sentence": "Special city council meeting when I call it right thing as proof is presiding officer.",
"start_time": 25.7,
"end_time": 30.3
}
...
]
It is very noticeable that there is a four second gap between the second and third sentences. To me, this would be a good place for a "transcript annotation" that marks this portion as "missing context/ content".
This could be combined with [gh-43] as part of the "TranscriptAnnotationPipeline".
Thanks to [gh-32], timestamp additions to transcripts, transcripts portions can now be "easily" identified as "missing content".
Example using: https://www.seattlechannel.org/FullCouncil/?videoid=x103419
Transcript beginning:
It is very noticeable that there is a four second gap between the second and third sentences. To me, this would be a good place for a "transcript annotation" that marks this portion as "missing context/ content".
This could be combined with [gh-43] as part of the "TranscriptAnnotationPipeline".