Sample .srt file for captions

[kthull]

I actually read through most of this talk in a text editor. An External Design System in Practice.srt.zip

[kthull]

These are .srt file extensions but opened very legibly in a text editor. Example code below:

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- [Brian] Hey everybody!

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This is an external
design system in practice.

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Hopefully you're in the right place.

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If not, we can just take the chairs

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that we put out and put them back.

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(laughter)

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I am Brian Perry.

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I'm a lead front end
developer at Bounteous.

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I live in the Chicago suburbs,

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which is more relevant to say

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when you are speaking at other camps.

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Substantially less interesting here.```

[kthull]

Interesting to note that the line breaks are actually picked up in the captions. IIRC, it was also about 6 different dialogs to upload a single file...I want to say I counted 12 total clicks per. Sort of a pain, but I'm sure the interface will improve.

[JDDoesDev]

Was this generated by our live captioning app or is this from the captioning that happened post camp?

[kthull]

This was post-event. Note that I did have to replace YouTube's auto captions (which I guess they do by default now?) with these files.

[andrewolson]

The project has been updated to capture the text in SRT format or plain text. Thanks @kthull for the example code for SRT! It was very helpful.