Talk:Frank Hubner
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I am having trouble finding information on this man outside of the History Channel show ("The Private Voice of Hitler") and the telegraph article. His name may be spelled Hübner (with the umlaut) or Houbner perhaps. Someone could contact the history channel for the correct spelling of his name and where he did his research. Also, there are different spellings of lip reading software: "audio visual speech recognition," ALR, "automated lip reading," and "automatic lip reading." My inability to read German is hindering me from finding pages that may mention him. All I've found so far is a Frank Hubner involved in networking research. Nathan J. Yoder 06:07, 17 December 2006 (UTC)
