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Technically i could open the URL via the browser from the c# application. Any suggestion or even alternative to google translate is welcome.Įdit: Using that URL in my Firefox obviously doesn't cause a ban. It works pretty flawlessly, to my surprise the Japanese text from the image was returned translated, but even one try causes the temporary ban. Here the relevant code so far: using System īitmap imgsource = new Ocr = new AdvancedOcr() I want to prevent that ban or find a more secure and safe way to use google translate in my use case. But this causes a temporary ban for obvious reasons. So far, I'm at the beginning stages, I'm using IronOCR for the OCR and send the Japanese character string to google translate via the URL. Google Translate can now transcribe audio from 8 different languages such as. The later code will include methods to detect text boxes, mostly inspired by car licence plate recognition, but that's far in the future. Google has many special features to help you find exactly what youre looking for. First of all: I intend to write a c# application that enables the user to instantly translate textboxes in JRPGs and Visual Novels from Japanese to English or any other language. Search the worlds information, including webpages, images, videos and more.

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