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Videoediting with Subtitles | |||
1. Download video from Youtube (e.g. noTube converter) | |||
2. Download Youtube subtitles for same video (e.g. downsub converter) | |||
3. Create file in Aegisub ( simply with video is loaded into, save and close) | |||
4. Use .srt file of subtiles with 'findword' python script to generate a .xml file with information on timecodes of certain, selected word | |||
4.1 Open Mac terminal > change to 'findword' directory > command 'cd' and manually pull in find word folder into Terminal > ( easiest if both subtile file and video are in the 'findword' folder, otherwise full path must be given > use command 'python3 find_word.py [-h] [-i INPUTFILE] [-o OUTPUTFILE] [-w WORD] [-c] [-v]' e.g. python3 find_word.py -i “Life.srt” -o “Life.xml” -w work -c -v | |||
5. Insert generated .xml into full code of Aegisub file by opening the file via e.g. Visual Studio Code | |||
5.1 Insert generated .xml; under playlist id=playlist0" replace entry producer="chain1" (*"chain1" needs to be adapted/named as such in the generated .xml file for successful insertion) | |||
6. Open Aegisub in program to see edited video | |||
07.11.2021 - Computer's Cut via Subtitles of 'Doug & Mike Starn Interview: The Invisible Architecture of Life' | 07.11.2021 - Computer's Cut via Subtitles of 'Doug & Mike Starn Interview: The Invisible Architecture of Life' | ||