Lou-at-home wrote:
>> Could anyone possibly point me to some examples of TEI markup of
>> audio recordings of conversations?
>>
>> The conversations I'm interesting in transcribing consist of one
>> primary speaker answering questions, but during the questioning
>> part, there are lots of back and forths, interjections, and
>> interruptions -- from several different "questioners".

> There are some examples in the TEI chapter on transcribing speech of
> course http://www.tei-c.org/Guidelines/TS.html

Yes, that's excellent -- I'm using it as my primary reference.

> and a brief summary of BNC practice at
> http://www.natcorp.ox.ac.uk/World/HTML/cdifsp.html.
> For real life corpora, you should look at projects such as the BNC
> (http://www.natcorp.ox.ac.uk) or the MICASE project
> (http://www.hti.umich.edu/m/micase/).

I am trying to find some more P4 TEI (XML) examples of transcriptions of
conversations.  Laurent Romary wrote me off-list and pointed me to an
instance which is proving very helpful (it's in French, and my French is
unfortunately not quite up to understanding all the nuances of what is being
captured).

I'm also especially *very* interested in XSLTs to transform these to HTML --
and, to a lesser extent, PDF.

Thank you, Lou.


/Jelks