add new line before capital letter

[g-i-o-r-g-i-o]

Hello, suddenly whisper transcribe started to misbehave, probably something related to line length?

this has something to do with the new option
Implement max line width and max line count, and make word highlighti

My trascribed text used to look like this:

New line here.
And another new line.
And another,
which continues here

Now instead it looks like this:

New line here. And 
another new line. And 
another, which continues 
here

What happened?

thanks for any help

# load the entire audio file
audio = whisper.load_audio(audio_in)

options = {
    "language": "en", # input language, if omitted is auto detected
    "task": "transcribe", # "translate" or "transcribe" if you just want transcription
    'fp16': True, 
    'verbose': True
}

result = whisper.transcribe(model, audio, **options)

[jongwook]

The change in #1184 is supposed to be only relevant for the case when --word_timestamps True, and even with it the default is no change of behavior.

I think it might just be the nondeterministic behavior of the model, which happens usually with the temperature fallback.

[g-i-o-r-g-i-o]

So there's no way to make the text start with uppercase?

I mean, from this
[00:00.000 --> 00:05.760] Hi everyone. Today we are continuing our implementation of Make More. Now in the
[00:05.760 --> 00:09.120] last lecture we implemented the bigram language model and we implemented it
[00:09.120 --> 00:13.760] both using counts and also using a super simple neural network that has a single
[00:13.760 --> 00:19.720] linear layer. Now this is the Jupyter notebook that we built out last lecture

to this
[00:00.000 --> 00:05.760] Hi everyone. Today we are continuing our implementation of Make More.
[00:05.760 --> 00:09.120] Now in the last lecture we implemented the bigram language model and we implemented it both using counts and also using a super simple neural network that has a single linear layer.
[00:13.760 --> 00:19.720] Now this is the Jupyter notebook that we built out last lecture...

[ryanheise]

It sounds like you want to output each whole sentence on a separate line (even if that sentence is 100 words long).

This sort of custom behaviour can be achieved with custom Python code by going through the Python interface rather than through the command-line interface. There is no out-of-the-box option that will exactly and reliably put each whole sentence on its own line.