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+How to create sounds for other languages
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+========================================
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+* Record sounds for 0-9 and put them into a directory with language names.
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+ Speak fast enough to make sound files small. Make sure the level of sound is
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+ the same as in the provided samples for English (this is important for making
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+ captchas harder to break). Same files in 8 KHz 8-bit PCM WAV format. (To do
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+ this in Audacity, set "Project Rate (Hz)" at the lower left corner to 8000,
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+ then File > Export, select "Other uncompressed files", click Options...,
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+ select "WAV (Microsoft)" for Header, and "Unsigned 8 bit PCM" for Encoding.)
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+
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+ If you're not sure if your sounds are okay or how to save them properly, just
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+ save one of them into any format (MP3 is okay), and send it to me
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+ <dmitry@codingrobots.com>. I'll check it, and if it's okay, I'll ask you for
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+ other sounds, and process them myself (in this case, you can stop reading.)
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+
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+* Put 0.wav - 9.wav into the subdirectory with language name (e.g. "ua").
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+
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+* Open main.go and edit "var langs" on line 21 to include the new directory
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+ name.
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+
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+* make && ./generate
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