Script to combine movie audio tracks in order to learn a language
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I would like to build a special script to learn English from a movie (dvd, mkv ...). I would like to extract the audio part in my native language then in English and the subtitles with the timeline. The subtitles will allow me to know when the actors speak.
From there, the native and English audio tracks are cut out. Then re-assembled to have for each sentence:
Sentence 1: The track in native && pause 2 seconds && the track in English && Pause 4 seconds.
Sentence 2: The track in native && pause 2 seconds && the track in English && Pause 4 seconds
etc.
How should I proceed?
command-line language extract mkv
edited May 15 at 16:27
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I would like to build a special script to learn English from a movie (dvd, mkv ...). I would like to extract the audio part in my native language then in English and the subtitles with the timeline. The subtitles will allow me to know when the actors speak.
From there, the native and English audio tracks are cut out. Then re-assembled to have for each sentence:
Sentence 1: The track in native && pause 2 seconds && the track in English && Pause 4 seconds.
Sentence 2: The track in native && pause 2 seconds && the track in English && Pause 4 seconds
etc.
How should I proceed?
command-line language extract mkv
edited May 15 at 16:27
Fabby
23.9k1351149
asked May 14 at 19:59
Johann Luyat
161
You may wan't to check out ffmpeg. It wont be a very easy task.
– kevinSpaceyIsKeyserSöze
May 15 at 11:42
N'oublie pas d'accepter si un des réponses vous a aidé...
– Fabby
May 16 at 10:44
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up vote
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I would like to build a special script to learn English from a movie (dvd, mkv ...). I would like to extract the audio part in my native language then in English and the subtitles with the timeline. The subtitles will allow me to know when the actors speak.
From there, the native and English audio tracks are cut out. Then re-assembled to have for each sentence:
Sentence 1: The track in native && pause 2 seconds && the track in English && Pause 4 seconds.
Sentence 2: The track in native && pause 2 seconds && the track in English && Pause 4 seconds
etc.
How should I proceed?
command-line language extract mkv
edited May 15 at 16:27
Fabby
23.9k1351149
asked May 14 at 19:59
Johann Luyat
161
I would like to build a special script to learn English from a movie (dvd, mkv ...). I would like to extract the audio part in my native language then in English and the subtitles with the timeline. The subtitles will allow me to know when the actors speak.
From there, the native and English audio tracks are cut out. Then re-assembled to have for each sentence:
Sentence 1: The track in native && pause 2 seconds && the track in English && Pause 4 seconds.
Sentence 2: The track in native && pause 2 seconds && the track in English && Pause 4 seconds
etc.
How should I proceed?
command-line language extract mkv
edited May 15 at 16:27
Fabby
23.9k1351149
asked May 14 at 19:59
Johann Luyat
161
edited May 15 at 16:27
Fabby
23.9k1351149
edited May 15 at 16:27
Fabby
23.9k1351149
edited May 15 at 16:27
Fabby
23.9k1351149
23.9k1351149
asked May 14 at 19:59
Johann Luyat
161
asked May 14 at 19:59
Johann Luyat
161
asked May 14 at 19:59
Johann Luyat
161
161
You may wan't to check out ffmpeg. It wont be a very easy task.
– kevinSpaceyIsKeyserSöze
May 15 at 11:42
N'oublie pas d'accepter si un des réponses vous a aidé...
– Fabby
May 16 at 10:44
add a comment |Â
You may wan't to check out ffmpeg. It wont be a very easy task.
– kevinSpaceyIsKeyserSöze
May 15 at 11:42
N'oublie pas d'accepter si un des réponses vous a aidé...
– Fabby
May 16 at 10:44
You may wan't to check out ffmpeg. It wont be a very easy task.
– kevinSpaceyIsKeyserSöze
May 15 at 11:42
You may wan't to check out ffmpeg. It wont be a very easy task.
– kevinSpaceyIsKeyserSöze
May 15 at 11:42
N'oublie pas d'accepter si un des réponses vous a aidé...
– Fabby
May 16 at 10:44
N'oublie pas d'accepter si un des réponses vous a aidé...
– Fabby
May 16 at 10:44
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If you want to learn a new language there is an easier method: play the English audio and display the subtitles in your native language.
That's how I learned (and am still learning):
- Français
- English
- Deutsch
- Afrikaans
- ÿþ-руÑÂÑÂúø
- ...
answered May 14 at 20:17
Fabby
23.9k1351149
1
You disappoint me @fabby No Dutch?
– Rinzwind
May 14 at 20:23
I'm perfectly bilingual already! @Rinzwind What else is there to learn??? :D
– Fabby
May 14 at 20:28
P.S. Johann: Et vous seriez étonné au nombre de mots commun en Anglais et en Français: Avalanche, Information, Attention, Communication, Transformation, Compétition, Justification, Action, Connexion, Télévision, ...
– Fabby
May 14 at 20:32
1
@Fabby...connexionin French butconnectionin English :)
– xenoid
May 14 at 22:10
1
@Fabby Thank William the Conqueror, who crossed the Channel and crowned himself King of England. He introduced a ton of Latin and French vocabulary to English; there are actually more words of Latin origin in English than there are words of older Germanic or British origin.
– KRyan
May 15 at 4:11
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6
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SMPlayer can display two subtitles at the same time. The first subtitle is shown on the bottom of the image, the second one on the top.
You need mvp + smplayer for this. That would lower the need to cut it up.
answered May 14 at 20:19
Rinzwind
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I haven't tried yet but I've been meaning to check out Subs2Srs. Maybe it can help you. On the site it says:
subs2srs is a small utility that allows you to create Anki import files based on your favorite foreign language movies and TV shows to aid in the language learning process.
This utility will parse through a subtitle file, extract the dialog and timing information, and then use that information to generate audio clips, snapshots, and video clips for each line of dialog.
You might not want Anki files but it might get you close enough. Sorry, I think it needs Windows but maybe you have that available.
answered May 14 at 23:23
Lance
99
Subs2Srs is Windows Software which requires a lot of fighting to get it working under Wine, so not something for a rep 16 user... -1, sorry
– Fabby
May 15 at 16:24
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3 Answers
3
active
oldest
votes
3 Answers
3
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
7
down vote
If you want to learn a new language there is an easier method: play the English audio and display the subtitles in your native language.
That's how I learned (and am still learning):
- Français
- English
- Deutsch
- Afrikaans
- ÿþ-руÑÂÑÂúø
- ...
answered May 14 at 20:17
Fabby
23.9k1351149
1
You disappoint me @fabby No Dutch?
– Rinzwind
May 14 at 20:23
I'm perfectly bilingual already! @Rinzwind What else is there to learn??? :D
– Fabby
May 14 at 20:28
P.S. Johann: Et vous seriez étonné au nombre de mots commun en Anglais et en Français: Avalanche, Information, Attention, Communication, Transformation, Compétition, Justification, Action, Connexion, Télévision, ...
– Fabby
May 14 at 20:32
1
@Fabby...connexionin French butconnectionin English :)
– xenoid
May 14 at 22:10
1
@Fabby Thank William the Conqueror, who crossed the Channel and crowned himself King of England. He introduced a ton of Latin and French vocabulary to English; there are actually more words of Latin origin in English than there are words of older Germanic or British origin.
– KRyan
May 15 at 4:11
 |Â
show 4 more comments
up vote
7
down vote
If you want to learn a new language there is an easier method: play the English audio and display the subtitles in your native language.
That's how I learned (and am still learning):
- Français
- English
- Deutsch
- Afrikaans
- ÿþ-руÑÂÑÂúø
- ...
answered May 14 at 20:17
Fabby
23.9k1351149
1
You disappoint me @fabby No Dutch?
– Rinzwind
May 14 at 20:23
I'm perfectly bilingual already! @Rinzwind What else is there to learn??? :D
– Fabby
May 14 at 20:28
P.S. Johann: Et vous seriez étonné au nombre de mots commun en Anglais et en Français: Avalanche, Information, Attention, Communication, Transformation, Compétition, Justification, Action, Connexion, Télévision, ...
– Fabby
May 14 at 20:32
1
@Fabby...connexionin French butconnectionin English :)
– xenoid
May 14 at 22:10
1
@Fabby Thank William the Conqueror, who crossed the Channel and crowned himself King of England. He introduced a ton of Latin and French vocabulary to English; there are actually more words of Latin origin in English than there are words of older Germanic or British origin.
– KRyan
May 15 at 4:11
 |Â
show 4 more comments
up vote
7
down vote
up vote
7
down vote
If you want to learn a new language there is an easier method: play the English audio and display the subtitles in your native language.
That's how I learned (and am still learning):
- Français
- English
- Deutsch
- Afrikaans
- ÿþ-руÑÂÑÂúø
- ...
answered May 14 at 20:17
Fabby
23.9k1351149
If you want to learn a new language there is an easier method: play the English audio and display the subtitles in your native language.
That's how I learned (and am still learning):
- Français
- English
- Deutsch
- Afrikaans
- ÿþ-руÑÂÑÂúø
- ...
answered May 14 at 20:17
Fabby
23.9k1351149
edited May 14 at 20:22
answered May 14 at 20:17
Fabby
23.9k1351149
answered May 14 at 20:17
Fabby
23.9k1351149
answered May 14 at 20:17
Fabby
23.9k1351149
23.9k1351149
1
You disappoint me @fabby No Dutch?
– Rinzwind
May 14 at 20:23
I'm perfectly bilingual already! @Rinzwind What else is there to learn??? :D
– Fabby
May 14 at 20:28
P.S. Johann: Et vous seriez étonné au nombre de mots commun en Anglais et en Français: Avalanche, Information, Attention, Communication, Transformation, Compétition, Justification, Action, Connexion, Télévision, ...
– Fabby
May 14 at 20:32
1
@Fabby...connexionin French butconnectionin English :)
– xenoid
May 14 at 22:10
1
@Fabby Thank William the Conqueror, who crossed the Channel and crowned himself King of England. He introduced a ton of Latin and French vocabulary to English; there are actually more words of Latin origin in English than there are words of older Germanic or British origin.
– KRyan
May 15 at 4:11
 |Â
show 4 more comments
1
You disappoint me @fabby No Dutch?
– Rinzwind
May 14 at 20:23
I'm perfectly bilingual already! @Rinzwind What else is there to learn??? :D
– Fabby
May 14 at 20:28
P.S. Johann: Et vous seriez étonné au nombre de mots commun en Anglais et en Français: Avalanche, Information, Attention, Communication, Transformation, Compétition, Justification, Action, Connexion, Télévision, ...
– Fabby
May 14 at 20:32
1
@Fabby...connexionin French butconnectionin English :)
– xenoid
May 14 at 22:10
1
@Fabby Thank William the Conqueror, who crossed the Channel and crowned himself King of England. He introduced a ton of Latin and French vocabulary to English; there are actually more words of Latin origin in English than there are words of older Germanic or British origin.
– KRyan
May 15 at 4:11
1
1
You disappoint me @fabby No Dutch?
– Rinzwind
May 14 at 20:23
You disappoint me @fabby No Dutch?
– Rinzwind
May 14 at 20:23
I'm perfectly bilingual already! @Rinzwind What else is there to learn??? :D
– Fabby
May 14 at 20:28
I'm perfectly bilingual already! @Rinzwind What else is there to learn??? :D
– Fabby
May 14 at 20:28
P.S. Johann: Et vous seriez étonné au nombre de mots commun en Anglais et en Français: Avalanche, Information, Attention, Communication, Transformation, Compétition, Justification, Action, Connexion, Télévision, ...
– Fabby
May 14 at 20:32
P.S. Johann: Et vous seriez étonné au nombre de mots commun en Anglais et en Français: Avalanche, Information, Attention, Communication, Transformation, Compétition, Justification, Action, Connexion, Télévision, ...
– Fabby
May 14 at 20:32
1
1
@Fabby...
connexion in French but connection in English :)– xenoid
May 14 at 22:10
@Fabby...
connexion in French but connection in English :)– xenoid
May 14 at 22:10
1
1
@Fabby Thank William the Conqueror, who crossed the Channel and crowned himself King of England. He introduced a ton of Latin and French vocabulary to English; there are actually more words of Latin origin in English than there are words of older Germanic or British origin.
– KRyan
May 15 at 4:11
@Fabby Thank William the Conqueror, who crossed the Channel and crowned himself King of England. He introduced a ton of Latin and French vocabulary to English; there are actually more words of Latin origin in English than there are words of older Germanic or British origin.
– KRyan
May 15 at 4:11
 |Â
show 4 more comments
up vote
6
down vote
SMPlayer can display two subtitles at the same time. The first subtitle is shown on the bottom of the image, the second one on the top.
You need mvp + smplayer for this. That would lower the need to cut it up.
answered May 14 at 20:19
Rinzwind
196k25374508
add a comment |Â
up vote
6
down vote
SMPlayer can display two subtitles at the same time. The first subtitle is shown on the bottom of the image, the second one on the top.
You need mvp + smplayer for this. That would lower the need to cut it up.
answered May 14 at 20:19
Rinzwind
196k25374508
add a comment |Â
up vote
6
down vote
up vote
6
down vote
SMPlayer can display two subtitles at the same time. The first subtitle is shown on the bottom of the image, the second one on the top.
You need mvp + smplayer for this. That would lower the need to cut it up.
answered May 14 at 20:19
Rinzwind
196k25374508
SMPlayer can display two subtitles at the same time. The first subtitle is shown on the bottom of the image, the second one on the top.
You need mvp + smplayer for this. That would lower the need to cut it up.
answered May 14 at 20:19
Rinzwind
196k25374508
answered May 14 at 20:19
Rinzwind
196k25374508
answered May 14 at 20:19
Rinzwind
196k25374508
answered May 14 at 20:19
Rinzwind
196k25374508
196k25374508
add a comment |Â
add a comment |Â
up vote
-1
down vote
I haven't tried yet but I've been meaning to check out Subs2Srs. Maybe it can help you. On the site it says:
subs2srs is a small utility that allows you to create Anki import files based on your favorite foreign language movies and TV shows to aid in the language learning process.
This utility will parse through a subtitle file, extract the dialog and timing information, and then use that information to generate audio clips, snapshots, and video clips for each line of dialog.
You might not want Anki files but it might get you close enough. Sorry, I think it needs Windows but maybe you have that available.
answered May 14 at 23:23
Lance
99
Subs2Srs is Windows Software which requires a lot of fighting to get it working under Wine, so not something for a rep 16 user... -1, sorry
– Fabby
May 15 at 16:24
add a comment |Â
up vote
-1
down vote
I haven't tried yet but I've been meaning to check out Subs2Srs. Maybe it can help you. On the site it says:
subs2srs is a small utility that allows you to create Anki import files based on your favorite foreign language movies and TV shows to aid in the language learning process.
This utility will parse through a subtitle file, extract the dialog and timing information, and then use that information to generate audio clips, snapshots, and video clips for each line of dialog.
You might not want Anki files but it might get you close enough. Sorry, I think it needs Windows but maybe you have that available.
answered May 14 at 23:23
Lance
99
Subs2Srs is Windows Software which requires a lot of fighting to get it working under Wine, so not something for a rep 16 user... -1, sorry
– Fabby
May 15 at 16:24
add a comment |Â
up vote
-1
down vote
up vote
-1
down vote
I haven't tried yet but I've been meaning to check out Subs2Srs. Maybe it can help you. On the site it says:
subs2srs is a small utility that allows you to create Anki import files based on your favorite foreign language movies and TV shows to aid in the language learning process.
This utility will parse through a subtitle file, extract the dialog and timing information, and then use that information to generate audio clips, snapshots, and video clips for each line of dialog.
You might not want Anki files but it might get you close enough. Sorry, I think it needs Windows but maybe you have that available.
answered May 14 at 23:23
Lance
99
I haven't tried yet but I've been meaning to check out Subs2Srs. Maybe it can help you. On the site it says:
subs2srs is a small utility that allows you to create Anki import files based on your favorite foreign language movies and TV shows to aid in the language learning process.
This utility will parse through a subtitle file, extract the dialog and timing information, and then use that information to generate audio clips, snapshots, and video clips for each line of dialog.
You might not want Anki files but it might get you close enough. Sorry, I think it needs Windows but maybe you have that available.
answered May 14 at 23:23
Lance
99
answered May 14 at 23:23
Lance
99
answered May 14 at 23:23
Lance
99
answered May 14 at 23:23
Lance
99
99
Subs2Srs is Windows Software which requires a lot of fighting to get it working under Wine, so not something for a rep 16 user... -1, sorry
– Fabby
May 15 at 16:24
add a comment |Â
Subs2Srs is Windows Software which requires a lot of fighting to get it working under Wine, so not something for a rep 16 user... -1, sorry
– Fabby
May 15 at 16:24
Subs2Srs is Windows Software which requires a lot of fighting to get it working under Wine, so not something for a rep 16 user... -1, sorry
– Fabby
May 15 at 16:24
Subs2Srs is Windows Software which requires a lot of fighting to get it working under Wine, so not something for a rep 16 user... -1, sorry
– Fabby
May 15 at 16:24
add a comment |Â
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You may wan't to check out ffmpeg. It wont be a very easy task.
– kevinSpaceyIsKeyserSöze
May 15 at 11:42
N'oublie pas d'accepter si un des réponses vous a aidé...
– Fabby
May 16 at 10:44