Video Indexer even auto-translates audio embedded in the video. Video Indexer also quickly allows a video to be searchable, allowing consumers to skip right to where they’re most interested.
But if a user identifies an “unknown” speaker with their name, the entire database will be updated with the correct information, he said. Video Indexer, though, goes far beyond.Īccording to the product manager for Video Indexer, Milan Gada, the indexer can’t immediately identify every speaker in a video. For example, the company showed off a PowerPoint Translator function that will allow users to auto-configure a PowerPoint presentation in their native language. Video Indexer is an example of how Microsoft is applying artificial intelligence to daily tasks. Microsoft’s Video Indexer pulls an incredible amount of information from video uploaded to it. And it’s all searchable via a Web portal: If you only want to view the text from a specific speaker, you can. It even performs basic sentiment analysis, determining whether the words used are positive or negative. That's all you need to do.At its Build 2017 developer conference, Microsoft launched a new Video Indexer preview that not only transcribes the video, but also identifies the speaker, provides optional translations in up to nine languages, automatically generates subtitles, and guesses what objects or overlays are on the screen. So I click the X to close the dictation bar and press WIN+H to restart it. IF YOU SWITCH FROM EXCEL TO ANY OTHER APPLICATION, then when you switch back to Excel, although the dictate bar is still there, it seems furbar'd. Just press the microphone icon in the dictate bar to "reawaken it", and start speaking the contents of the new cell. I was clicking in the cell to begin editing (same as F2), but I've been successful just moving to another cell and dictating another number without going into the edit mode.ĭictation (goes to sleep?) as soon as you use your mouse or keyboard to move to another cell. Each number does not appear "as you speak it."Ī number will be entered as digits, not the spelled out number. Then, after a brief pause, the entire number gets "pasted" into the cell. So, when I speak 13 digits in a row, nothing happens until I'm done speaking. Click on the microphone icon in the dictate bar to dictate another cell entry.Īfter a momentary delay, the spoken data gets placed in the cell all at once.Press enter/tab/arrow to move to another cell.Move Excel's cursor box to the intended cell.Please know that I've only "tinkered with dictation in Excel", and so I think there are more things that can be done which I just have not discovered yet. I can keep my eyes on the barcode and use my finger to move along the barcode number on the package so I don't miss digits, all without looking at or touching my computer.
My dictation consists of reading the number off the package, so that it is placed in the cell. I'm using it to enter barcodes that can't be scanned.
(Dictation is not meant to be the same as "voice commands, so please remember that.) I enter data into a cell using dictation, but haven't yet used dictation to move to other cells, etc.
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