I wonder if it recompresses the resulting subtitled video. Oe does it
simply give you its own flash player that plays the subtitles over the
existing video?
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Jay dedman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This looks cool: http://subtitle-horse.org
Subtitle Horse is a online subtitle editor to translate flash
videos (FLV)
and get the subtitle-code in different formats, like TimedText or
SRT. A
timedText file (which is supported by the JW FLV Player and Adobe FLV
playback component) can be generated online.
Just add your FLV file into the box and it'll let you add subtitles.
Go here for an example for how it works:
http://subtitle-horse.org/preview.php
you can even integrate it into your blog/drupal page:
http://subtitle-horse.org/subtititle_tool_cms_integration.php
I haven't played it around with it in detail, but looks cool.
can't tell if it's open source or not, but it comes from the
indymedia video
world.
if it's easy to add this functionality to your blog...so anyone can help
translate videos...that would be awesome.
Jay
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