Others to try that have been on the market for years. This also has the ability to translate into English, but like all j to e software, don't expect more than a rough/poor translation. Hence, so far I haven't been able to use it to write translations, but it could often help you read especially when your brain is tired. Note, however, DeepL is so smart that when the original text is grammatically incorrect, it simply skips that part and creates a page of translation that only looks good as a whole. I've only used the free version, but it seems that the Pro version allows you to use Word, Powerpoint and. I mean, they even translate jokes to the point you can properly laugh. I'm a professional E-to-J / J-to-E translator, and it's so good that it's almost a joke.
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Someone was recommending it on TV, hoping it would be useful for viewers who wish to update themselves about the new virus. For example, if you want to scan a Japanese book, you should use a Japanese OCR.Īs for automatic translation, so far, I could find nothing better than DeepL. It suggests that it's best to use software made in the country that uses the language you want to scan.
I've never used OCR, but did find a "best 15" list on the internet. Since this takes obviously a ton of time I thought it would be much easier if I scanned the books, transfered the text into HTML and then used Rikaichan while reading.Īny ideas or help will be truly appreciated. I need this because I am currently working on my dissertation that requires me to read a lot of Japanese literature but with my level of Japanese I still can't read very quickly (I have to constantly to look kanji that I don't know). should be able to do it.but have never used this software in real life and before shelling out $500 I'd like to know how good it is. With English, it's pretty easy to scan text and then transfer it into word document, html etc.īut is there any software that could do it for Japanese reliably? I found that Omnipage and Grooper Reader.
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But with a OCR software you can recognize this text and edit it later (Adobe PDF has an some OCR abilities - optical character recognition). Usually when you scan pages you are unable to edit it. Scanning / OCR technology helps you recognize text that was, for example, scanned from a book, or notes etc. Does anyone know of a good scanning / translation software for the Japanese language? Thank you, Evan This might be a weird question to answer but I'm not sure where else to look.
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