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| Name | Size | Uploaded | Xet hash |
|---|---|---|---|
| apollo11 | 2 items | ||
| podcast | 1 items | ||
| README.md | 2.22 kB xet | e37719fa | |
| manifest.json | 1.41 kB xet | 77241289 |
Transcription demo files: NASA audio
Short clips of NASA audio for trying the uv-scripts transcription recipes.
| Path | Contents |
|---|---|
podcast/nasa-podcast-ep100.mp3 |
Four minutes of Houston We Have a Podcast episode 100 (2019): host Gary Jordan and NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine, studio recording. Opens with the show's sting (countdown audio over music). |
apollo11/apollo11-landing.mp3 |
Apollo 11 Lunar Module descent and landing: Aldrin's altitude calls, CAPCOM, "The Eagle has landed". |
apollo11/apollo11-first-step.mp3 |
Armstrong descends the ladder and steps onto the surface, with CAPCOM. |
Use one prefix as your input: hf://buckets/uv-scripts/transcription-demo/podcast
for clean modern speech, or /apollo11 for hard audio (1969 mission tapes with
radio noise, crosstalk and clipped words; models separate speakers less reliably
here). The Bucket root also holds this README and manifest.json.
Source and licence
- Podcast: NASA Johnson Space Center, episode 100, "Apollo 11 to Now",
from NASA's upload to the Internet Archive;
45–285 s of
Ep100_Apollo11toNow.mp3. A work of the US government. The theme music is published by NASA under CC0. NASA's episode page has a full (untimed) transcript. - Apollo 11: the Apollo 11 audio collection
on the Internet Archive, marked Public Domain Mark 1.0;
1,900–2,140 s of tape
173-AAAand 560–800 s of tape938-AAG.
All clips were cut with ffmpeg -c copy (no re-encode). manifest.json records
the source URLs, offsets, file sizes and SHA-256 checksums. There is no verified
timed ground truth: use the clips as demo input, not as a benchmark. NASA does not
endorse this demo or verify any generated output. Attribute the recordings to NASA.
- Total size
- 12.5 MB
- Files
- 5
- Last updated
- Oct 29
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