Cantonese Voice Benchmark粵語語音基準

Note · 27 Jul, 05:14 HKT

The pool now accepts audio in the formats phone systems actually produce

The first real recording handed to us was GSM 6.10, which no browser will decode.

Evaluation audio is scored as 16 kHz mono PCM, and that is not what comes out of a contact centre. The first real recording we were given was a WAV carrying GSM 6.10 — a compressed telephony codec that Chrome refuses outright.

Uploads now convert in two places. The browser handles everything it can already play, and shows the waveform and peak level of the converted audio so an organiser who cannot listen at their desk can still see a silent take or a clipped one. Anything the browser cannot open is converted on the server: A-law and µ-law are decoded directly, and the rest goes to ffmpeg.

Clips can also be corrected now. A transcript fix writes a new version rather than overwriting the old one, because a score computed last week was computed against the version that was current then.

Cantonese Voice Benchmark · Published 27 Jul, 05:14 HKT.

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