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Automated NBA match commentary using OpenAI vision and TTS (with code!) Everyone is bragging about projects that generate automatic video commentary, but no one is showing the code. I did it while waiting for the plane. code:

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SkalskiPvor 2 Jahren

What is cool: Vision API noticed that it was a shot to win the game AND THE SERIES.

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Alex Ker 🔭vor 2 Jahren

@NBA @OpenAI Nice remake! Original post and and my code

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Jackson Gellervor 2 Jahren

@NBA @OpenAI You can mix the crowd noise back in with Demucs! My narration didn't come out as well, but here's an example. Thanks for sharing.

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SkalskiPvor 2 Jahren

@NBA @OpenAI Awesome idea!

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Davidvor 2 Jahren

@NBA @OpenAI Why does it feel like its rapping 😅😅 great work.

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SkalskiPvor 2 Jahren

@NBA @OpenAI Not sure man! Hahaha we can make it rap 100% with a little bit of prompting haha

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ShashanK🤺vor 2 Jahren

@NBA @OpenAI v cool. small nitpicking. the words "as confetti flies..." came at 0:22, about ~5-8 seconds earlier than when the confetti actually appears. why is that? coz of batching?

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SkalskiPvor 2 Jahren

@NBA @OpenAI I uploaded all the images with the single API call. Not sure how it is processed. Maybe GPT have the access to all images at once.

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Vijayvor 2 Jahren

@NBA @OpenAI Funny thing is it's literally a tutorial from OpenAI Cookbook.

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SkalskiPvor 2 Jahren

@NBA @OpenAI Please gimme link ;)

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