JpotatO / CtrlPaint_Helper-Website-Collaboration

Repository used to translate the CtrlPaint website, the Videos guides and the TL2D's Helper Website.
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Video Content available on MediaFire #8

Open JpotatO opened 9 years ago

JpotatO commented 9 years ago

I released the chapters 0a_Library Overview to 8_The Brush Tool on my MediaFire account.

I will add the links of each chapters in the Video List Table found in the CHANGES_TODO.md file at this moment, using a download button that'll redirect to the containing folder.

The directory structure is defined like this:

  • ROOT Folder of the Transcription & Translation Project:
    • ROOT Folder containing all Medias and Subtitles:
    • Chapters Folders containing the Video files:
      • Sub-Folder that contain the subtitles (only if subtitles are released).
    • ROOT Folder of the TeamL2D's Website-Helper for Translation.
    • Sub-Folders or Files containing the contents of each pages?

We use Github then normally we don't need another Sub-Folder in the Chapters Folders for the other contents of lessons, like the Homework or the Lesson in a text format, but need to see how the things go.

JpotatO commented 9 years ago

Little Update to know what to do to verify and correct the Subtitles.

1.Download Subtitle Edit from http://Nikse.dk and install
2.Download VLC Media player and install it from http://videolan.org
3.Download the video that you want to verify go to the CHANGES_TODO.md, adn look at the Video & Files Table, and search for the video link - recommend to use folders, see the Category Headers "Folder Icons".
4.When you are on MediaFire, and you used the Category Folder, you can see the list of all videos arranged like on Github, if you see a folder named Subtitled it say that there is subtitles created for some or all videos.
Download the video that you want to check, download the Subtitle file that have the same name. 5.When you have the /.MP4 and the /.SRT files, you can open Subtitle Edit and open the video from Video>Open
6.Now Open the SUbtitles from File>Open file
7.Play the video and you can see the subtitle appearing at the defined moments, you can modify them on the fly, change the text, the duration and position, control the player using shortcuts like in VLC player or create your own, think to use the speed button at the bottom of the Waveform window, and don't forget to generate the Waveform to see the subtitles and spectrums in the wave window! You'll have more control using only the mouse, instead of inputing each one of entries times.

A more detailed Guide is in preparation and will be available on the Wiki.