Captionator
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cgiffard
HTML5 polyfill for closed captioning with the <track> element, and implements the WHATWG Timed Text Track specification.
I'm wondering what sort of (CSS) styling options Captionator allows for-- e.g. if I wanted the caption box to span 100% width of the video window, with a semi-transparent white...
I use Captionator's renderer (or the cuechange event if available) to receive notifications from a .vtt file and add the contents of the activecue to the DOM. Everything is working...
Chrome supports `` elements natively. But not completely, eg, things like `L:5%` don't work. Using Captionator, my WebVTT positioning options work correctly in Firefox. Is there some way to make...
In https://github.com/cgiffard/Captionator/blob/master/source/captionator.general.processvideoelement.js#L57 you try to set an otherwise readonly property which causes the initialization to fail and subsequently no captions will be displayed at all.
I need to work out a better way to position cues on top of the video. Unfortunately, position absolute seems to be the most reliable solution for the time being,...
This issue originally appeared as a stackoverflow question (http://stackoverflow.com/q/28901277/170243) - reposting here as problem still exists... My use case is that I want the captions playing EXTREMELY LARGE over a...
Finding IE 10 is throwing the following error: SCRIPT5045: Assignment to read-only properties is not allowed in strict mode captionator.js, line 920 character 6 That particular error message is taken...
This maybe out of scope for the project, but it would be amazing to support links in the transcription text to the corresponding points in the video. See http://www.subply.com/en/Products/InterActiveTranscript.htm as...
Currently absence of kind attribute cause captionator to throw exception, but according to specs: if there is no kind attribute, implementation need consider this as 'subtitles' kind. From specs: The...
When providing an array of elements to the initializer function, e.g. `captionator.captionify([document.getElementById("mainVideo")])`, it would call `processVideoElement` with an invalid `videoElement` because it used a "spent" iterator index variable for accessing...
