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Support for Rollup Captions #174
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If you are looking to create such an effect from existing subtitles, you can do this with karaoke templates. There is a templater shipped with Aegisub. Or you can write an automation script yourself. The details depend on how exactly you want the effect to look. |
@arch1t3cht thank you for responding. I've tried one tutorial on Karaoke. It needs someone with Lua scripting skills to create I guess. I'm putting a little $25 bounty tip paid in crypto for someone to create such a script. Would be nice to have it implemented in software though. Apparently rollup captions are useful for many use cases and even subtitle coming from youtube could be feed to up converted to standard popup subtitles or vice versa |
Miss me with crypto, but here's a template to generate something resembling youtube captions.
Time some set of lines, give them the style, comment them and give them the rollup_0.000-15.000.mp4 |
I would like to ask if possible to support Rollup captions as used in Youtube. It seems like the subtitle is rolling up instead of flashing on screen.
It works best with machine generated text where there could be not very accurate separation between sentences so the software will show the previous subtitle on one line and the current one in another line and people can link them in their brain.
Here is an example on how the subtitle file is generated by Youtube, notice the line reputation :
More info about roll-up captions at this link:
https://www.w3.org/community/texttracks/wiki/RollupCaptions
One person wants to convert the rolling subtitle to normal one, but maybe if good support for rolling subtitle is implemented it could be used:
yt-dlp/yt-dlp#1734
I wonder if it's possible to get support for rolling subtitle in the software. I suggest to change the color of the previous line to a different color than the current line to give better feeling as it could be confusing sometimes.
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