Tlingit code talkers to be honored for wartime service (fwd link)

[jb spelqwa]

I
am in the process of transcribing and translating recordings.  Currently, I am listening to these recordings
and slowly working through to create written documents of these recordings and
it is slow going.   Does anyone know if
there is currently any software available that allows live speakers, audio and/or
video recordings of endangered language speakers to be transcribed by
computer?  I am very interested in this
because it would save me months if not years of time in transcription.  If not, any one up for making the software?




On Wednesday, November 20, 2013 1:36 PM, Áine ní Dhonnchadha <sikozujohnson at gmail.com> wrote:
 
The Royal Welsh Fusiliers continue to employ Cembrophones for the same purpose. This turned out to be a problem in the Falklands war because of y Wladfa, a Welsh colony in Patagonia.

Áine ní Dhonnchadha

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On Nov 20, 2013, at 12:22, Phil Cash Cash <weyiiletpu at gmail.com> wrote:


Tlingit code talkers to be honored for wartime service
>Posted: November 19, 2013 - 5:51pm  |  Updated: November 20, 2013 - 12:05am
>By JENNIFER CANFIELD
>JUNEAU EMPIRE
>Alaska’s Tlingit code talkers will be awarded the Congressional Gold Medal today in Washington, D.C., for their contributions to World Wars I and II.
>Never heard of a Tlingit code talker, you say?
>While the story of Navajo code talkers who used their complex language to help the United States military transmit secret tactical messages is famous, it’s not unique to Pueblo Indians.
>Access full article below:
>http://juneauempire.com/state/2013-11-19/tlingit-code-talkers-be-honored-wartime-service 
>
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