Adding Speech Analysis models to SB 2.0

Hi, I was wondering if anyone know how I go about adding additional Speech Analysis models to SoundBooth 2. Specifically UK English as the Master Collection installer only seems to offer US English.
Many thanks in advance
m

After searching a bit harder I finally found the link: http://www.adobe.com/products/soundbooth/speechtotext/
Be warned, they are pretty big (Intl English is ~445MB)
m

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-Cheers

Nevermind. I finally found a third party answer and will post it for anyone else with my problem.
>Go to the iTunes store.
>Halfway down the page, right hand side, says account
>Under account it says purchaced, select that
>Wa-la

How do I install Speech Analysis Models for PPro CC?

I downloaded the International English speech analysis model from here:
http://www.adobe.com/uk/products/premiere/extend.displayTab3.html
Which says they're for CC as well as CS6.
But when I install it, I don't get the option in CC to analyze clips using anything but US English.
The models are installed here:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Adobe\SpeechAnalysisModels\CS6 so I tried creating a CC model, copying the CS6 content across, and restarting Premiere. No joy. What else can I try?
Cheers
Mark

joshweiland wrote:
To clarify, you created a new "CC" folder inside C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Adobe\SpeechAnalysisModels\ and put the files there?
Exactly that. Also tried naming the folder CS7 and CS7.0
joshweiland wrote:
If that doesn't work, perhaps try putting them in the 64-bit Program Files folder, like the following:
C:\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\SpeechAnalysisModels\CC\
There is no SpeechAnalysisModels folder inside the 64-bit Program Files folder.
But I tried your suggestion, and tried the different names for the folders as above.
No success.
Thanks for your suggestions, though.

Where are the speech analysis models?

I'm evaluating Premiere Pro CC and like others am struggling to install an additional (specifically the international English) speech analysis model under OSX 10.8.5. The file downloads to a disk image and the Application Manager launches and runs. However the CS6 International Speech Model is not installed in the default location (Library/Application Support/Adobe/SpeechAnalysisModels/CS6) and I cannot find the folder or files located anywhere else (ie through Finder.) On subsequent attempts Application Manager provides info that "an earlier installation of this product was found" etc. The new language option is not available in PP 7.1.0. What am I doing wrong...?

Hi Tim,
See if this KB doc helps you: http://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/kb/installing-additional-speech-libraries.html
Thanks,
Kevin

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Even after I download the Spanish Speech Analysis Model, the Spanish language is still greyed out when I try to "analyze content" on my clip. How can I download it so that the option will be available?

So I think I found the solution to the problem, Titan. It's very unhelpful on Adobe's part, but the solution is to install the language modules using Adobe Exchange. Open Premiere and go to Window>Extensions>Adobe Exchange and install from there.
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Windows 7 - Premiere CC
I want to add the extension for more speech models than only the US English standard.
But the Exchange panel requests "update" all the time. When you click and confirm that you want to installt a newer version, it says that the extension Manager is required and if I want to launch it. clicking "Yes" generateds a nverending "in process" animation.
Alternatively I can choose "Launch Extension Manager" from the top menu button. This works. It obpens the Extension Manager, but ... what to do here? The Premiere section is empty.
I downloaded two speech models from the Adobe site and installed them on my harddisk. If I try to open these with the extension manager - won't work. :-(
What am I doing wrong? Can someone give me a hint?

Hi [email protected],
See if this post helps you: Re: Speech analysis not working
Thanks,
Kevin

Free up Space - Delete Speech Analysis Models? (prod prem cs5.5)

Hi all -
Can I delete the SpeechAnalysisModels directory in Program Files(86) and not break anything?
I might keep the en_US folder and the "support" folder (I assume I'd need to keep that) so that I can still use this tool if I need it.
On a 128G boot/app drive every GB is important. The Speech Analysis directory is 1.45GB and it is located at:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Adobe\SpeechAnalysisModels\CS5.5
If you have any suggestions for other directories I can safely delete I would love to read them.
Thank you very much!

well ... 4 days 41 views and no replies. Is the answer obvious or what?
I doubt I'm the only one who wants to pare down Adobe's [what i consider excessive] file structure...I mean do we really need licenses in every language?
Sure would've been nice to hear from someone.

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I'm having a problem with speech analysis in PPro CC on OSX 10.8.4. When I select "analyse content" from within Ppro:
Firstly, even though I've downloaded the international english pack, all of the other options apart from US english are greyed out.
Secondly, and more importantly (as the people I'm currently trying to transcribe are from the US), hitting OK opens Media Encoder but nothing appears to happen -- there's no job active in Media Encoder and looking at the activity monitor, there's nothing happening behind the scenes either.
Any suggestions?
Best,
Keith

Hi Keith,
Thanks for posting the questions. The speech analysis model has a problem in Premiere pro CC, inspite of installing the language packs all other options, except English, are greyed out. The problem has been reported and unfortunately there is no work-around available for it.
For you second query, please mention the work flow that you are trying to follow because as I can understand you are launching media encoder and not addng any files in the Queue for transcoding. If you want to check it you can open any project in Premiere Pro CC and then queue the sequence in export window which will in turn launch media encoder CC and you will notice the transcoding in the queue window.
Thanks and Regards,
Vinay

Speech analysis not working, even for english - CC 7.0.1, OSX

My research around the forum suggests that there IS a bug for this, but only for languages OTHER than english. I beg to differ...
In my case, I have not installed any additional language packs, and the "Analyze..." button in the speech analysis part of the metadata panel is eternally grayed out.
I CAN right click clips in the project panel and select "analyze content" which loads up a speech analysis prompt. Every language but English is grayed out. So, I leave it on english. Click "OK," which opens up media encoder - then nothing. Nothing happens.
Is this a legitimate bug that I should report? Or is there something I'm missing?

Hi Keith,
Thanks for posting the questions. The speech analysis model has a problem in Premiere pro CC, inspite of installing the language packs all other options, except English, are greyed out. The problem has been reported and unfortunately there is no work-around available for it.
For you second query, please mention the work flow that you are trying to follow because as I can understand you are launching media encoder and not addng any files in the Queue for transcoding. If you want to check it you can open any project in Premiere Pro CC and then queue the sequence in export window which will in turn launch media encoder CC and you will notice the transcoding in the queue window.
Thanks and Regards,
Vinay

Unable to do Speech Analysis

Using Premiere CS5.0.3 My media is from P2 cards. I have gone to Audition 3, converted audio to .wav and am unable to get Speech Analysis to function.
Whats wrong?
I installed Adobe American English Speech Analysis Models CS5.5, still can't get anything going. In CS 4 I was able to use it fine.
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PDPRO

It might work if you weren't mixing all kinds of versions:
Using Premiere CS5.0.3...
I installed Adobe American
English Speech Analysis Models CS5.5, still can't get anything going. In
CS 4 I was able to use it fine.
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Im using Creative cloud trial, i want to use Premiere speech analysis in spanish, i downloaded the language model, but when i try to use it , its blocked

Im using Creative cloud trial, i want to use Premiere speech analysis in spanish, i downloaded the language model, but when i try to use it , its blocke

You will likely get better program help in a program forum http://forums.adobe.com/community/premiere/content
The Cloud forum is not about using individual programs
The Cloud forum is about the Cloud as a delivery & install process
If you will start at the Forums Index https://forums.adobe.com/welcome
You will be able to select a forum for the specific Adobe product(s) you use
Click the "down arrow" symbol on the right (where it says All communities) to open the drop down list and scroll

Exporting audio meta data for Speech Analysis.

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Does anyone have an efficient way to (batch) export all of the metadata for each clip, even more specifically, just this particular property (as he won't be interested in the other standard metadata)? I would want to dump it into a large .doc along with the relevant file name.
I'll then provide him with mp3s of the audio so he can listen and proof the copy – as I imagine there will need to be quite a few corrections made.
If there isn't a magic-bullet solution, I would of course need to find the next best option, e.g. export as mp3s, and see if I can embed all that metadata in them. Then provide him with some way to view that content while he plays the files back. Keeping in mind I'm not working with tech-savy individuals on that side of the procesess. I would have loved to have them just open Prelude and be done with it.
I appreaciate the thoughts.
Stephen

As I mentioned in my post, I was looking for a way to "batch export" all of the clips, as I have 50+ for this particular shoot alone.
Surely I can't be the first person who wanted to externalize all that content.
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Using Speech Analysis to create subtitles

Does anyone know if its possible to take the results of a Speech Analysis transcription in Premiere Pro and export it as a Subtitle file to be used in Encore?
Mainly, I'm thinking of two possible uses for the Speech Analysis function, that I can use in our workflow.
1) Creating subtitles with the click of a button. We have a script for our video, which is narration only - with the help of a reference script, Speech Analysis reproduces the script nearly 100%, and now has timing associated with each word. Is there any way to take this timing and turn it into something that is useful for subtitle purposes?
2) Creating a transcription for clients. If we had an interview, and - without a script - did a Speech Analysis, [which I imagine would have varying amounts of success, but may be good enough] - how can we export that analysis, with some timing for reference, for the client to use.

Hi,
I'm not sure if this thread is really about the accuracy of the speech-to-text process, but because Frank_xrx asked, I thought I might give my own answer. I've been working with this workflow for the last four weeks now, and have finally decided that it is not possible to do serious work with the tools as they are at the moment.
All the comments from Adobe about the quality of the voice-recording affecting the accuracy of the text analysis are true, but, as others have noted, when your sound-track has spontaneous speech you cannot always separate one voice from the background, nor have recording-studio quality all the time. In such cases the text that is produced will simply not be accurate enough to use, whether you have attached an accurate script or not. Also, this speech analysis process does not like long pauses between speakers (e.g. if you have any action in your video, this will really mess up the timing of text that is produced).
However, above and beyond all this, the main flaw in the whole process, from my point of view, is that even with a word-perfect script typed into Story, attached to video clips in On Location, and then "speech-analyzed" in Premiere... if the resulting text has omissions or mistakes, there is almost nothing you can do to edit them. OK, I know there is an editing facility but it is a sham. If you add missing words into the text, then these words appear in the text, but they never get a time stamp, so they never appear in the exported xml-file, and they can never be used to "go to" a particular point in the video. If, like me, you want to find out where and how many times certain words are used in your video, then none of these newly added words will be found! Also, if you look closely, you'll find that you cannot add anything before the first word of the analyzed text that is produced in Premiere, nor can you add anything after the last word of that text. It is just not possible (right click on the first and last words to see the greyed out items). I've had several instances where the first speaker in a scene is completely missed out of the analyzed text, and also, in my experience, the analysis process always (i.e. always) misses off the last word in each scene, regardless of sound-track quality or the attachment of a full script. When these things happen this is a major problem for me. For me, the feature of searching for and playing back individual words or phrases in a video was the main attraction of the Production Premium Suite; this was why I bought it. I'm trying to produce spoken and visual "concordances", as a step up from the text-only versions now available (sorry if that's a bit esoteric).
I know that a lot of editing can be done to the analyzed text if you use After Effects. And this is great if you want to show subtitles. But anything you add, or change in AE is still beyond the reach of the xml files exported by Premiere or Encore, so, again, no changes you make in AE will be searchable (or findable) in the final video. There is another route to producing a text-searchable video, which involves putting physical cue points into the video whilst in AE, and then writing a Flash program to use those cue points, instead of using the xml-file data. I haven't tried that yet, as I kept on hoping that the (frequently) advertised speech-to-text workflow would actually work. But after four, increasingly frustrating weeks I've given up on it, simply because I can't get even a small proof-of-concept project to work exactly as advertised. Starting a serious project, with the current tools, would be unwise.
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I can not install the voice analysis models in Spanish for premiere pro 64 bits CC

Hi, can someone help?
I downloaded installed models in speech analysis in Spanish for the premiere cc, but when installing it says it installed in the x86 folder, thing that did not give importance because it don´t gives you option to change it; the problem comes when you open the program, (which is 64 bits, I guess no there are premiere cc 32 bits, i do not know) it does not recognize that the Spanish modules are installed and still appears in English only.
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