Closed ancache closed 11 years ago
As of e55fbc8 I've added a play hit button that plays 2s around the front and end of the hit.
@ancache, reopen this and let me know if the time window is too large.
Ah, apologies, I didn't express this very well. I meant an interval of 1 or 2 seconds before and after the target. So if the target is "some people", I'd like to be able to listen to just "some people", without the context.
Thanks for the new button! The interval is way too big right now. I think it should actually start exactly at "mark hit" and end... say 700ms later.
Reopened to address @ancache's suggestion.
I haven't looked at how you implemented this @parryc; would it be easy to just let the user decide how much of the hit to play? If not, we can just change the numbers until we get something that works reasonably well for everyone.
It's implemented in the hits.js file, lines 68 and 69. The bounds +/- 2000ms just need to be changed appropriately.
It should be pretty easy to link some sort of "settings" menu to an AJAX hook that saves info like that to the Users model? Unfortunately, I'm not at a computer that can work on this for a little while... so maybe we defer a more comprehensive User settings until later, unless @del82, you want to work on it?
On Fri, Jun 14, 2013 at 10:22 AM, David Lutz notifications@github.comwrote:
Reopened to address @ancache https://github.com/ancache's suggestion.
I haven't looked at how you implemented this @parrychttps://github.com/parryc; would it be easy to just let the user decide how much of the hit to play? If not, we can just change the numbers until we get something that works reasonably well for everyone.
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Closing this again, but issue #77 addresses making this window customizable.
It would be nice to have a play button that will jump straight to the location of the target phrase within the audio, and play 1 or 2 seconds after that point. Annotators might not always need or want to listen to the entire context.