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2026-02-27 08:12 UTC
@miblo I remember typing it in from an Usbourne book I think but I never had much patience!
That’s really interesting about the indexing - the other two interviews we published this last month I used Hyperaudio on for time-synchro metadata, and it was quite a faff. First getting the subtitles file via Vimeo, then correct, then converting it, then going thru and making the questions bold with breaks and paragraph returns as needed.. https://25.netribution.co.uk/nic/cath-le-couteur-on-digital-utopias-closing-shooting-people-film-collectives-the-future/.
Must have taken me near a day - so I didn’t do it for Mike! A long time ago I used Pocorn.js to add all sorts of synched info to some vids, that seemed to go out of fashion, but was useful.
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@miblo@mas.to 2026-02-27 12:58
@nicol Ooh yeah, very cool! Transcription actually came up in my degree, and I seem to recall activities taking me 10× the material's duration! (Pic attached.) Last I knew Vimeo actually had built-in support for chapter points – just the basic textual summary – which I guess you may add for Cath's interview based on all the timing you've done. And, btw, if you fancy my stuff I'm very available to do it for you! Vimeo supported. (Also, the photoed BASIC book lives in my peripheral vision!)