Lip-Reading of Film

[Lucky 6]

I can't remember if I watched this because someone suggested it from ACG or not, but I thought it worth posting, I apologize if it has already been mentioned.

Skip ahead to about the 3:30 minute mark; this is one of the eeriest things that I have ever seen.

[Achtung Baby]

Thanks, I really enjoyed watching that.

[ktnbs]

Thanks! I am usually not in this section of site but the title of the thread got me curious.

[David Greenwich]

I can't remember if I watched this because someone suggested it from ACG or not, but I thought it worth posting, I apologize if it has already been mentioned.

Skip ahead to about the 3:30 minute mark; this is one of the eeriest things that I have ever seen.

One thing I noticed - one of the Newfoundland soldiers seemed to be sporting a Mohican haircut. I've heard of soldiers adopting that cut in WW2but it seems the tradition goes back much further.

[Roadblock]

That was fascinating Lucky6!

[johnbryan]

Voices from the grave. Really interesting!

[PhilipLaos]

Fascinating!

".........a 'forensic lip reader' used by police forces all over the world to put speech to surveillance video."

Very useful.


Philip

[Wellington95]

Very cool. Great post!

[Matt Jones]

Interesting indeed...thanks for posting!

-Matt