Doubled Words In Speech Analysis In Premiere CC

When I analyze a movie or audio file for speech analysis in Premiere CC, most of the words are doubled (I I went went to to the the store store). I trying to setup subtitles for use in After Effects. Has anyone out there had this problem. Appreciate any help.

I've not yet seen this reported, however, the Speech Analysis is far from perfect. If it's not working to your satisfaction, you may have to skip it.

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Aza

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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).
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Adobe CC on everything, btw ...
Have a clip in P-Pro source monitor, tried the speech analysis tool whatever. MAJOR fail ...
1) though the clip is over 6 minutes long, it decided to take a cut of that clip from an earlier sub-clip, and so "analyzed" only about 1:15 or so (one minute 15 seconds or something like that) ... and did it VERY poorly.
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This is the same question I'd love to see answered.
Steve and Lone are correct, the instructions do not describe how the metadata panel actually looks or behaves in for Speech Analysis.
I am running PPro 5.5 on a MAC OS trying to convert a speech-only MP3 audio file to text - the speech analysis panel is completely blank when the file is selected (even after running "Content Analysis" on the file or clip)
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Here is the script I used to export the text layer to .srt:
Subtitle Exporter v01
Script by Philipp Grolle
www.display-artists.de
Instructions:
Select all the Text Layers you want to export, run the script, and save the file as .srt
Attention: The Script has not been debugged or testet. Try it on your own risk!
// get all the selected Layers
var theComp = app.project.activeItem;
var alleLayer = theComp.selectedLayers;
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/* alleLayer.reverse(); */
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            var timecodeIn = timeToCurrentFormat(alleLayer[x].inPoint, 25);
            var timecodeOut = timeToCurrentFormat(alleLayer[x].outPoint, 25);
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            var timeCodeAnfang_in=str_in.slice(0,8);
            var timeCodeEnde_in=str_in.slice(9,11);
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            var zusammen_in = timeCodeAnfang_in +"," + millisek_in;
            //split the value of the outPoint; converting last 2 characters (frames) to milliseconds, and finally join it again with comma instead of colon
            var str_out= timecodeOut;
            var timeCodeAnfang_out=str_out.slice(0,8);
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As I am only using one text layer, it shows me only one continious subtitle in the .srt file. Does anyone have any suggestions?

I should add that I myself am not particularly familiar with scripts or scripting, I'm merely trying all possible solutions to my problem and this seems to be a good approach. Any help would be much appreciated.

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