Commemoration and Monument in Medieval India

[@Baathist_Brawler_1565]

Thank you professor for a wonderful lecture on a sorely neglected area of history. It is very difficult to find anything on this civilisation so this is a goldmine, in spite of the faulty audio. Videos like this prove that there are still some true academics left.

[@diebesgrab]

I feel like it might not be a bad idea to implement some subtitles in case of a bad connection while this is still going on. I’m having a hard time following what he’s saying with all the audio dropout.

[@maikmost8589]

i had no problems, but there are subtitels, you have to turn them on (klick CC)

[@lakrids-pibe]

Auto generated subtitles are garbage. Especially when it comes to "exotic names from foreign countries and/or the past.

[@diebesgrab]

@@maikmost8589 Unfortunately the closed captioning seems to be having the same issues with the audio dropout I’m having. I can’t imagine it would be a lot of extra effort to add subtitles manually using the original lecture script or something, at least compared to setting up everything else for these remote lectures.

[@TheNiravsdesai]

Dr. Lycett, I enjoyed your lecture, but I would really hope that you would learn to pronounce Indian words correctly.