nzilbb.converter.vtttotex
VttToTex
Converts WebVTT subtitle files to LaTeX documents
The resulting .tex files each include a definition for a new ' urn' command which is used throughout the trancript to format speaker turns; this can be customized directly in the .tex files after conversion, or with the –texTurnCommand command line switch. e.g. “–texTurnCommand=\item[#1:] #2” (#1 = Speaker ID, #2 = Turn Text)
Deserializing from “WebVTT subtitles” text/vtt
Command-line configuration parameters for deserialization:
--nonWordPattern=(\([0-9]+\.[0-9]+\))|([\p{Punct}&&[^_]]) |
Regular expression to identify non-word characters for joining to a neighboring words e.g. (([0-9]+.[0-9]+)) | ([\p{Punct}&&[^_]]) - set this blank to simply tokenize on spaces. |
Serializing to “LaTeX Document” application/x-tex
Command-line configuration parameters for serialization:
--noiseLayer=Layer |
Background noises |
--orthographyLayer=Layer |
Orthography |
--texPreamble= |
TeX code to include in the preamble, e.g. “\usepackage{lineno, blindtext}” |
--texBeginTranscript=\begin{description} |
TeX to insert before the first turn, e.g. “\begin{description}” |
--texTurnCommand=\item[#1:] #2 |
TeX command for formatting a speech turn, e.g. “\item[#1:] #2” - #1 = Speaker ID, #2 = Turn Text |
--texEndTranscript=\end{description} |
TeX to insert after the last turn, e.g. “\end{description}” |