Most requested, now live on GitaDeep: audio πͺ
Every verse, chanted in its own metre. Loop one to learn it; each word lights up as it's sung.
Thanks @prathoshap for VΔgdhenu, his open-source chant model, and @karthikraman for the Gita rendering π
https://t.co/9SgSvGpm7u
@chvidyasaga22 Which part would you like to understand: the verse and audio flow, or the questions and commentaries? Could you share what you are trying to build?
In GitaDeep (https://t.co/9SgSvGpm7u), you can read a verse alongside commentaries from different acharyas.
When you study the Gita, do you stay with one commentary or compare a few?
@morganb For an API product, I would start with trying a sample and making the first successful request. How do you separate a technical constraint from something that still needs user research?
Introducing https://t.co/hNs3RGA9W5
Enter a birth date. Get back a video of your own chart, narrated in your own language.
Vedic or Western. A short to share, or a longer reading.
Every line and every frame is drawn from your real chart.
https://t.co/hNs3RGA9W5
How it works:
enter a birth date (time and place are optional and make the reading sharper), pick a topic and a style, and the video lands in your inbox.
No app to install.
@prathoshap@karthikraman Done π VΔgdhenu now chants all 700 verses on https://t.co/9SgSvGpm7u, and each word lights up as it is sung.
Credits and links are on the Sources page. Thank you @prathoshap and @karthikraman.