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Maybe it is, maybe not... The result of the English translation was very good. I didn't expect that.
BTW: I recommand to use the second Youtube link I posted. It has the correct framerate and only a small watermark.
I guess you do not even bother to read my blathering on anymore, huh?ghost wrote: Fri Aug 01, 2025 1:46 pm That's strange... When I translated the subtitles, SE said the language is Sinhala.
Yes, reading before writing certainly can be useful soemtimes.I guess you do not even bother to read my blathering on anymore, huh?
I never use Google Translate.easily better than Google!
Might be the font tag messing up auto detection.ghost wrote: Fri Aug 01, 2025 1:46 pm That's strange... When I translated the subtitles, SE said the language is Sinhala.![]()
Anymore. Once upon a time that was all there was available, right?
The Youtube video says they will take your credit card number for identity verification for the free account but will not charge it. Uh huh, I have heard that story before.ghost wrote: Fri Aug 01, 2025 10:22 pm At least I would use DeepL for translation in SE. You also need an API key, but it is for free.
I have seen your subtitles and I KNOW this to be TRUE.It gives you better results than Google.
I admit that is a reasonable cost. (Or is that $1 per subtitle? You would go broke!) Will they accept payment in memecoins?Yes, I bought a DeepSeek key, but it only cost about $1.
Both the link address and the page say Sinhala sub(titles) but you were still surprised???FInally I found these Sinhala subtitles here:
https://www.baiscope.lk/baby-2015-with-sinhala-sub/
No, no, no. This is a one-time fee for the api key..Or is that $1 per subtitle?
If I had read it...but you were still surprised???