nzilbb.converter.trstovtt
TrsToVtt
Converts Transcriber .trs files to Web VTT subtitles
As WebVTT is a subtitle format, not related to a linguistic annotation tool, all annotations that Transcriber supports are lost during this conversion, including:
- topics
- comments
- noises
- phrase language annotations
- named entity annotations
- lexical tags
- pronounce tags
Although WebVTT does not support meta-data, the meta-data that is present in the Transcriber transcript is included in the .vtt file as NOTEs, including:
- version
- version date
- air date
- scribe
- language
- participant gender
- participant dialect
- participant accent
- participant scope
Deserializing from “Transcriber transcript” text/xml-transcriber
Command-line configuration parameters for deserialization:
--topicLayer=Layer |
Topic tags |
--commentLayer=Layer |
Commentary |
--noiseLayer=Layer |
Noise annotations |
--languageLayer=Layer |
Inline language tags |
--lexicalLayer=Layer |
Lexical tags |
--pronounceLayer=Layer |
Manual pronunciation tags |
--entityLayer=Layer |
Named entities |
--scribeLayer=Layer |
Name of transcriber |
--versionLayer=Layer |
Version of transcriber |
--versionDateLayer=Layer |
Version date of transcriber |
--programLayer=Layer |
Name of the program recorded |
--airDateLayer=Layer |
Date the program aired |
--transcriptLanguageLayer=Layer |
The language of the whole transcript |
--participantCheckLayer=Layer |
Participant checked |
--genderLayer=Layer |
Gender - participant ‘type’ |
--dialectLayer=Layer |
Participant's dialect |
--accentLayer=Layer |
Participant's accent |
--scopeLayer=Layer |
Participant's ‘scope’ |
Serializing to “WebVTT subtitles” text/vtt
There are no configuration parameters for serialization.