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aws-transcribe-to-vtt

v1.0.6

Published

Turn JSON from Amazon AWS Transcribe into VTT files for use as subtitles.

Downloads

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Links

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Maintainers

paullegrandpaullegrand

Keywords

AWSTranscribeJSONVTTWebVTTspeechrecognitionformatsubtitlesubtitles

Readme

aws-transcribe-to-vtt

This utility takes the JSON from Amazon AWS Transcribe and outputs a VTT file. There is a Firefox webdriver for MacOS included to test the outputted VTT file, which will prompt for a link to the video and display the video with subtitles on a temporary local server. If you would like to test on a different operating system, follow the documentation here to replace the driver on your system PATH.

The outputted VTT file is saved to output/output.vtt. Easiest way to run is place the JSON from AWS inside the root folder, and then simply type the name of the file when you are running the utility.

Running:

To test:

node test

To run

node index.js

Contributing:

Contributors are more than welcome! Just fork and create pull requests.