You'll need Ruby installed and also Rake, which you can install with gem install rake.
Then just pull this repository down, and install the gem:
git clone [email protected]:alphagov/sbv-to-ttaf.git
cd sbv-to-ttaf
rake install
gem install pkg/sbv-to-ttaf-0.0.1.gem
We needed a tool to convert Youtube's SBV captions format, which looked like:
0:00:09.510,0:00:15
learn about Agile and how it works. For me
in particular it’s meant going out into
0:00:15.219,0:00:21
departments where they have an idea of a product
they want, rewinding them a couple of steps
And turn it into XML that looks like:
<tt xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2006/10/ttaf1"> <body> <div xml:id="captions">
<p begin="0:00:09" end="0:00:15">learn about Agile and how it works. For me
in particular it’s meant going out into
</p>
<p begin="0:00:15" end="0:00:21">departments where they have an idea of a product
they want, rewinding them a couple of steps
</p>
</div></body></tt>There wasn't a tool out there that we could find, after some searching, so we made one. It uses a horrible regex that gets the job done.
Use it like this:
sbvttaf yourfile.sbv
And you'll get yourfile.xml created. Pass in a second argument to name the output file:
sbvttaf yourfile.sbv test
Will produce test.xml.
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