BingLingGroup

After autosub 0.4.0, the codes are compatible for both python2 and python3. If you want a portable version, you can come to my repo and get the latest [release](https://github.com/BingLingGroup/autosub/releases).

> Does version 0.3.12 of _this fork_ of autosub work with Python 3? If not, is there a reason these changes aren't being made? I understand that Python 2.7 will...

Using flowchart may be too complicated. Anyway let me explain this. However it is not that necessary to ask for higher audio quality, due to the api itself may not...

I fix this problem(partially) in my repo. Now conversion is separated. .wav(48kHz/16bit/mono) for regions find and .flac(44.kHz/24bit/mono) for speech api. Details in [CHANGELOG.md](https://github.com/BingLingGroup/autosub/blob/dev/CHANGELOG.md#changedunreleased). @daT4v1s

I just commit a feature about pre-process audio using this workflow but controlled by the autosub itself. [issue #40](https://github.com/agermanidis/autosub/issues/40#issuecomment-509928060) Default pre-process commands need ffmpeg-normalize. Of course you can write it...

I've already released the standalone version. Click [here](https://github.com/BingLingGroup/autosub/releases) and download.

Also, if you are not satisfied with the current conversion command, you can manually replace it by using `-acc`/`--audio-conversion-cmd`. Apart from that, you can also do the conversion outside the...

Perhaps you need to ask the pyTranscriber's developer? Autosub is a command line tool which doesn't operate the GUI part.

Use this [script](https://github.com/BingLingGroup/autosub#batch-processing) can do the same work.

No need to use any third-party software externally. I add audio pre-processing function into the autosub. Now it can normalize the audio which means its volume will be up after...