If you are interested in lyrics for such videos then perhaps it will be easier to use some already existing lyrics database instead creating another one unless those examples are unrelated to your goal (but share same characteristic).
However you can't ignore that OCR has particular requirements for input data to provide correct text - it may be difficult if not impossible to separate such moving text without human help. You can always add hard timestamp to video and use OCR to recognise both so with every text also timestamps will be associated.
Or if such thing is superior comparing with the other similar products on the market.Īnd ABBYY FineReader ( and similar programs ) can OCR all kind of "images" into "text" too, including languages like chinese, hebrew, japanese, arabic, russian, greek, etc? I heard about OCR using Artificial Intelligence too, but I don't know if such thing is too expensive or available for the most people. Or not necessarily?ĪBBYY FineReader is a good OCR program? Do you point some other good ones too nowadays? I assume that programs like ABBYY FineReader can OCR images better than the previous programs that I said. If is that possible, do you know some tutorial / guide / video that teach how to do it properly? Here we have some tools that can do it also: AVISubDetector, esrXP, VideoSubFinder and even SubRip ( Subrip 1.4+ can also rip subs from avi with burned in/hardcoded/permanent subtitles ). As the title says: how to use ABBYY FineReader ( and similar professional / non-freeware programs ) for OCR hardcoded subtitles from videos? Is that possible?
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