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Sorry! Thank you for exploring the Advanced features, I put a lot of effort into those, but they need more explaining. I'm pleased that you actually looked at i

Sorry! Thank you for exploring the Advanced features, I put a lot of effort into those, but they need more explaining. I'm pleased that you actually looked at it though :). The audio feature doesn't actually play audio. It's supposed to generate input commands to put into ffmpeg. I would write more documentation, but my priority is to get the existing documentation translated to Chinese. I asked 4 friends over the past 3 months, all have promised to do it, but only one of them translated one page. I don't think there's a way to do what you're asking using only client-side JavaScript. I would need a server to generate an audio file for you. Unfortunately, I don't have the money for that. The most I could do would be to generate an M3U playlist file, which you could then save and navigate using the chapter feature of your music player.

mncharity 9y ago
> get the existing documentation translated to Chinese http://opennmt.net/ http://opennmt.net/ links to a "Live system" with a Chinese option. Discussed on infoworld[1]. FWIW, its translation of "This is a test." was at least recognized by google translate. > audio [...] using only client-side JavaScript It looks like the audio starts out as small mp3 files, which are then concatenated? There are WebAudio-based libraries both for playing one file after another, and for concatenating them for download.[2] For the mp4 subtitles, hmm, well, even if nothing else, there's ffmpeg.js[3] (but fonts might be an issue?). Thanks for your work. :) [1] http://www.infoworld.com/article/3152050/artificial-intelligence/open-source-challenger-takes-on-google-translate.html http://www.infoworld.com/article/3152050/artificial-intellig... [2] For example (merely the first one I saw): https://github.com/jackedgson/crunker https://github.com/jackedgson/crunker [3] https://github.com/Kagami/ffmpeg.js https://github.com/Kagami/ffmpeg.js

mncharity 9y ago

> get the existing documentation translated to Chinese http://opennmt.net/ http://opennmt.net/ links to a "Live system" with a Chinese option. Discussed on infoworld[1]. FWIW, its translation of "This is a test." was at least recognized by google translate. > audio [...] using only client-side JavaScript It looks like the audio starts out as small mp3 files, which are then concatenated? There are WebAudio-based libraries both for playing one file after another, and for concatenating them for download.[2] For the mp4 subtitles, hmm, well, even if nothing else, there's ffmpeg.js[3] (but fonts might be an issue?). Thanks for your work. :) [1] http://www.infoworld.com/article/3152050/artificial-intelligence/open-source-challenger-takes-on-google-translate.html http://www.infoworld.com/article/3152050/artificial-intellig... [2] For example (merely the first one I saw): https://github.com/jackedgson/crunker https://github.com/jackedgson/crunker [3] https://github.com/Kagami/ffmpeg.js https://github.com/Kagami/ffmpeg.js