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subtitle-timeline-editor

v0.1.1

Published

A video editing similar interface for adding subtitles to audio or video

Downloads

6

Readme

Setup

  1. Create a target element on the page
    <div id="timeline"></div>
    var target = document.getElementById("timeline");

  2. Create a timeline
    var timeline = new Timeline(target, {});
    The arguments are

    • A DOM node into which to insert the timeline.
    • A map of optional parameters, including:
      • width: the width of the timeline display in pixels (defaults to the offsetWidth of the target).

      • length: the length of the timeline in seconds.

      • start: the initial starting time of the viewing window.

      • end: the initial ending time of the viewing window.

  3. Create the cues and add them to the timeline
    timeline.addTextTrack(TimedText.WebVTT.parse(vttdata), "track-id", "en");
    The arguments are

    • An array of Cue objects or a TextTrack object
    • A track name
    • Language
  4. Add event handlers

    // addtrack is fired whenever a text track is added to the timeline
    // and passes the added track object to the listener
    timeline.on('addtrack',function(track) {});
    
    // removetrack is fired whenever a text track is removed from the
    // timeline and passes the removed track object to the listener
    timeline.on('removetrack',function(track) {});
    
    // select is fired whenever a segment is selected and passes the
    // segment object (which includes the backing cue object) to the listener
    timeline.on('select',function(seg) {
    	var cue = seg.cue;
    	....
    });
    
    // unselect is fired when the selection is terminated
    timeline.on('unselect',function(seg) {});
    
    // jump is fired whenever the timeline alters its current time internally;  
    // e.g., when a repeat point is hit or when the time marker is moved manually.
    timeline.on('jump', function(time) {
    	controls.currentTime = time/1000;
    });
    
    // timeupdate is fired whenever the timeline's time marker is moved;  
    // e.g., when timeline.currentTime is set by external code
    timeline.on('timeupdate', function(time) {});
    
    // abRepeatEnabled is fired whenever the AB repeat functionality is turned on
    timeline.on('abRepeatEnabled',function() {});
    
    // update is fired whenever the contents of a segment change
    timeline.on('update', function(seg) {});