@lyp-bobi I missed the notifications. Good to know that's now working (I hope). I am more active on our Slack channel. Feel free to join us if you need some help. http://slack-invite.joytan.pub/
I have a question about Joytan.
I can successfully make a audiobook now,and it also generate a lrc file.
And my quetion is how to make a "Videobook" just like JoytanApp in Youtube.
Videobook=audio+words+definition
As described in the README, video-making feature is not included in the current version.
NOTE: Videos were created from two resources. One is audiobooks which were created with Joytan, the other is image clips which were created separately from the app. Video-making feature is not included in the current version of Joytan.
If you are familiar with Python, I think you can create a video using PIL and ffmpeg based on the audio and .lrc file.
I may open-source my video-making program later this year when I have a bit more time to do so.
I may open-source my video-making program later this year when I have a bit more time to do so.
I am not familiar with Programming Languages.
But I searched some information.
So my idea for making this Video is following:
2.using ffmpeg to create a Video ,it is made of pictures from Step 1 and the mp3 generated by Joytan
3.something more about ffmpeg:like the timeline from lrc and time to change pictures in video
@wulimac Good point!
- You don't have to use LRC to make pictures. I think it is easier to use CSV file that you load or save on the Joytan app.
But LRC is only required to coordinate the pictures and the audio file. - Instead of using ffmpeg directly, you can use moviepy that loads generated pictures and combine them with audio.
Making videos won't be difficult if you don't need fancy visuals. Good luck :D
I may only leave this online for a while, since TTS often makes mistakes and may not be so good for students studying a language.
If your language level is high enough to know which ones are wrong, then maybe it's OK, but this video wouldn't be good for beginners.
I created this, using JoyTan, then copying the output folder with the individual files before those files got deleted.
After that, I created a program to load in the individual audio files and displaying the text that I used to create the video files.
Perhaps you could do something like that.
But my problem is how to create a program to load in the individual audio files and displaying the text?
Display Text: word A-definition A
Audio :the sound of "word A-definition A"
Display Text: word B-definition B
Audio :the sound of "word B-definition B"
Audio :the sound of "word B-definition B"
@wulimac if you make a GitHub repository that hosts what you do or what you want to do, I can check it and maybe make some suggestions or PRs.
@ckjpn It would be nice for me if you give some notice to Joytan desktop app in your video next time :P