Closed jooyoungseo closed 4 years ago
Thank you for sharing your experience with xaringan
! I would be happy to develop a solution that fits your needs.
What kind of sound effects would be best in this situation? Do you want each slide or transition to have a different sound? I'm not sure about the feasibility of this idea, but would it make sense to mark progress through the slides by starting with a higher pitched tone and decreasing the tone for each slide?
@gadenbuie,
I sincerely appreciate your willingness to address this need! This would be instrumental for not just me alone, but also other R users with visual impairments!
My original desire was to have each slide has the same audio sound (like clicking sound) so that I can recognize a new slide pops up; however, I really love your suggested novel idea marking slide progress using audio tone!! Would it be possible to mark progress through the slides by starting with a lower pitched tone and increasing the tone for each slide? Again, your support would enable many people all over the world including me. Many thanks!
That makes a lot of sense, thanks! I may not be able to get to this right away, but I'm looking forward to trying to solve this challenge and help make xaringan more accessible for all users.
@gadenbuie Thanks for volunteering! This post might be helpful in terms of playing audio with JS: https://marcgg.com/blog/2016/11/01/javascript-audio/
Once you figure that out, you can use the showSlide
event to play the sound: https://github.com/gnab/remark/wiki/Configuration#events The slides object is named slideshow
in xaringan: https://github.com/yihui/xaringan/blob/153684b9a4662903e34c7e8397dca845c2a2be89/R/render.R#L111
Eventually, you can include the JS code via after_body
, e.g.,
output:
xaringan::moon_reader:
includes:
after_body: "sound.js"
Thanks @yihui for the pointers and the link to the blog post, that looks perfect! I'll report back here if I run into any issues or when I get it working
Hi @jooyoungseo -- just wanted to let you know that I just (GitHub) released xaringanExtra. It's a little package of xaringan extensions, including adding sound effects to slides. Here's a little example: https://pkg.garrickadenbuie.com/xaringanExtra/slide-tone/
This is awesome @gadenbuie ! 🤩
Good damn, another classical Garrick 🚀
@pat-s off the topic, maybe we could integrate the CSS theme thing into xaringanExtra?
@pat-s off the topic, maybe we could integrate the CSS theme thing into xaringanExtra?
Hm, we lost track on this one a bit. Not sure if it would fit there and if Garrick wants to have it there. What are your detailed thoughts on putting it there? (let's discuss this in a separate issue).
@gadenbuie, thank you so much for this development and release!
I faced installation issue so I had opened the issue on your GitHub page.
I am closing this issue because this has been implemented via xaringanExtra::use_slide_tone()
. Many thanks to @gadenbuie! :)
Hello,
xaringan is very nice tool for blind people to create presentation slides as long as they have enough knowledge about R Markdown and some CSS syntax.
I am one of the blind R users who have massively benefitted from Rmd in many areas of my professional life. I really appreciate your hard work for rmarkdown, bookdown, blogdown, xaringan, etc.
There is no problem at all in terms of composing an Rmd-based xaringan document.
However, when I give a professional presentation using HTML slides produced by xaringan, I have to turn off my screen reading software not to bother my audience from the text-to-speech synthesizer.
As you guess, I have to memorize how many times I have to press space bar corresponding to either the number of my slides or incremental element as I cannot see the screen; this is not very ideal and sometimes I make a mistake.
I was wondering if there would be any way for you to improve
xaringan
to implement a sound effect towards each slide or any element like we apply CSS class properties to make some parts large or small using .large[] or .small[].If possible, I would like to associate any sound effect file wen applying that sound property to an element so that I can recognize what appears. Do you think it is something that can be implemented?
Appreciatively,