It's a redirect to YouTube. If you trust Google, just click through.
Once we hit 100 subs, a more convenient (memorable) link will be available.
So, please sub.
Michael please please please talk to Jason and make that glow amps in the same mono block format you showed on the photo! I will build a bunch just for the look alone, even though I bet it sounds fantastic!
With those glasses, hat and beard gone, I immediately expected to hear Havana tunes in the background. Cool.
Rights?
Unlike mega-YouTube, little Vimeo does not have an auto-title robot. You can upload your text script. But not everybody had one, or stuck to it.
3rd parties sprang up to fill this need. The top Google ad-buyer today for "Vimeo subtitle" is Rev-- I have no idea if they are good, bad or crooks. The deal seems to be $1.25/minute, up to 20min delivered in 24 hours, native speakers, 99% accuracy.
This is actually cheaper than my tire-mechanic. (Rev $75/hr of product, tires $95/hr booked in 0.1hr chunks.)
So 3++hrs/day 2 days works out near $600 and 2-3 weeks. Perhaps enough work to negotiate lower rate for slower delivery.
They claim "Specialized, industry-specific vocabulary", but that may be normal jargon like doctors. Anybody who knew 'our' jargon was already there? Obviously they'd guess 90% and ask for corrections. Explain "musfett" once and they'd fix the whole lot.
me> Rev-- I have no idea if they are good, bad or crooks
Vimeo lists "trusted providers": Captions and subtitles; Rev is one of three.
And it appears that Vimeo "has" a robot but "only available to our Enterprise members", and at that only working while uploading.
Vimeo lists "trusted providers": Captions and subtitles; Rev is one of three.
And it appears that Vimeo "has" a robot but "only available to our Enterprise members", and at that only working while uploading.
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I too am disappointed. I have had a bottle of wine for Mr. Pass for almost two years ago I will deliver at the next live BA.
