Hungarian Broadcast Conversation Database from the Catholic Radio of Eger (EKR)

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Hungarian Broadcast Conversation Database from the Catholic Radio of Eger (EKR)

ID:

224 The recordings are mostly complete radio programmes, and contain semi-spontaneous conversations.
For every sound file there is a transcription text, which is created with the Transcriber tool manually.

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DistributionAvailability

Available - Restricted Use

Licence

MS - C - No ReD - FF

Fee: The audio corpus: 3000 Euro, the text corpus 15000 Euro

Distribution Access/Medium: DVD - R

Licensors:

Fegyó Tibor

IPR Holder

Szent István Rádió

Contact Person

Tibor Fegyó

text
audio

Monolingual text corpusLanguages

Hungarian

Linguality

Linguality type: Monolingual

Size

3,000,000 Phonemes

Character encoding

Windows - 1250 (6.5 Mb)

Creation

Creation mode: Manual

Creation Tools

Transcriber

Monolingual audio corpusLanguages

Hungarian

Linguality

Linguality type: Monolingual

Size

20 Gb

Audio duration

66 Hours

AnnotationSpeech Annotation - Orthographic Transcription

Format: .trs

Annotation Mode: Manual

Annotation Tools:

Transcriber

Content

Speech items: Free Speech

Noise Level: Low

Setting

Naturality: Spontaneous

Conversational type: Dialogue

Scenario: Other

Audience: No

Audio Formatswave/audio

Compression loss: True

Compression name: Mp3

Compression: True

Recording quality: High

Quantization: 16

Number of tracks: 1

Sampling rate: 44100

Signal encoding: LinearPCM

Metadata

Created: 23/01/2013

Last Updated: 23/01/2013

Source: METANET4U

Metadata Creator

Tibor Fegyó

Version

Version: 1.0

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Hungarian Broadcast Conversation Database from the Catholic Radio of Eger (EKR)

ID:

224

The recordings are mostly complete radio programmes, and contain semi-spontaneous conversations.For every sound file there is a transcription text, which is created with the Transcriber tool manually.

The recordings are mostly complete radio programmes, and contain semi-spontaneous conversations.
For every sound file there is a transcription text, which is created with the Transcriber tool manually.