I ported Meta's MMS forced aligner to TypeScript: word-level timestamps in Node.js, 42% faster than Python
Picture a Hinglish food-review reel. The voiceover says "aaj maine kaafi kuchh try kiya" , and each word lights up on screen the moment it's spoken. To build that, you need to know exactly when every word starts and ends, down to a few hundredths of a second. The best open tool for that job is Meta…
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- 2026-10-09 23:18 · DEV Community — Machine Learning
I ported Meta's MMS forced aligner to TypeScript: word-level timestamps in Node.js, 42% faster than Python
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