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Pa-Auk Tawya Sayadaw - Dhamma Talks This is a collection of Dhamma talks by the most venerable Pa-Auk Tawya Sayadaw, consisting of 1,948 MP3 files. This collection should include most of the Sayadaw’s published talks. It has 163 files/talks in English, while the rest are in the Myanmar language (Burmese). - To download this entire collection of 1,948 MP3 files in a ZIP file (~ 17.2 GB), you can use this link: https://archive.org/details/pa-auk-tawya-sayadaw-dhamma-talks - PDF file list of the talks: https://archive.org/download/pas-audio-file-list/paauk-tawya-sayadaw-dhamma-talks.pdf 163 files/talks in English - Download link for the 163 talks/files in English: https://archive.org/details/pa-auk-tawya-sayadaw-english-dhamma-talks To get HTML code to embed the player into your website (similar to the below player): please read https://archive.org/help/audio.php?identifier=pa-auk-tawya-sayadaw-dhamma-talks 

Introduction If you wish to transcribe a Dhamma talk (from speech to text), what are you going to do? And have you ever thought of how to help a deaf person to "listen" to a Dhamma talk (live)? For the transcription task, there are many solutions now. Some are free, some are not. For paid services, one can use industrial services offered by IBM, Amazon, or Google, and so many other AI powered ones. Some also have free or trial for such premium services, but with some limits (monthly audio length, paid features, etc...). For free solutions, there are many ways to accomplish this task too. This post will introduce one simple, free and effective way to do it with an Android powered phone/device. We are going to use the power of Google speech recognition for free through the app " Live Transcribe & Sound Notifications " (developed by Google). The app should also be very helpful to the deaf people when trying to communicate with others. If you find this app ...