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A site which uses the resource library and provides example of the six levels of video playback.
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CaptionAider: Event Track Editor Non-Modal Dialog Box #768

Open JKJensen opened 8 years ago

JKJensen commented 8 years ago

View an interactive design here: https://invis.io/DX7HN0HZB#/164135093_Captionaider-WithMetadataCues (Click anywhere to see blue areas that are clickable)

In Captionaider a user can select a track called "Metadata," and create green cues. When users click on an event track cue, a modal should pop up. The model can be grabbed and moved around the screen freely. gif-eventtrackmodal

Users can select events similar to the "select language" dialogue box. (But without the search, or the scrolling)

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Users can click on an event and it will selected.

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And users can select multiple events. gif-selectmultipleevents

Pause, Mute and Blank do not show any other data in the modal box besides the tiny "tags" next to the "select actions" button.

However, Blur, Volume and Speed populate the modal box with sliders and precision input boxes. eventtrackeditoralloptions

The input boxes can by typed into and the sliders will adjust accordingly (and vice versa).

Th minimum blur (in pixels) is 0 and the maximum is 100. The minimum volume is 0 and the maximum is 100. The minimum speed is 0 and the maximum is 2.

In Captionaider the Cue will display fontawesome icons like the following:

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Use these FontAwesome logos to populate the cues: Pause: http://fontawesome.io/icon/pause/

Mute: http://fontawesome.io/icon/bell-slash-o/

Blank: http://fontawesome.io/icon/eye-slash/

Blur: http://fontawesome.io/icon/low-vision/

Volume: http://fontawesome.io/icon/volume-down/

Speed: http://fontawesome.io/icon/hourglass-end/

Note that the modal box does not contain a save button. The events are saved automatically as they are selected. Users that want to get ride of an event will have to click on the small "x" on each tagged event.

JKJensen commented 8 years ago

The design of this feature has been heavily revised. Feedback would be appreciated.