Ok, thanks. We will see what we can do there in terms of grabbing the video transcripts and time stamps. The audio is often trickier. We will also see about importing the on page transcripts. Pdf’s would have to be downloaded and uploaded in our file importer.
This has been instrumental in helping understand more of Dark on Netflix, so awesome!
Is it still possible to have Text-to-Speech on subtitles that you import? Because so far it seems that’s not the case.
Yes, TTS should work in all imported lessons too. Which browser are you using?
That’s using both Chrome and the mobile app. In the browser, when I press the speakerphone icon, it looks like it’s playing but no audio is produced. I’m not sure if it has to do with how the lesson is being time stamped perchance.
Can you send me a link to one of lessons you imported so that I can test it on my end?
TTS works fine for me on that lesson. Is it still not working for you?
This is a brilliant tool. I notice with longer videos on Netflix, it separates the script into shorter lessons, which is extremely useful too. Although, with longer videos on Youtube, I’ve had the message " duration: Ensure this value is less than or equal to 5400 ". Is there a way around that (I was using Chrome), or is that a work in progress?
It was this video in particular that I wanted to use a lesson: Les trésors des vignobles français | Documentaire - YouTube
You can’t import from YouTube if video is longer than 90 minutes, that’s the limit at the moment.
TTS works for individual words, but it does not read sentences in sentence mode.
Thanks for creating this great feature (it works perfectly fine on Youtube) but it doesn’t work for me with Netflix. When I go on my LingQ, the only thing that has been downloaded is the summary in English and not the episode in my target language. I tried on Netflix and PrimeVideo as well. I’m on a PC and my browser is Firefox. I hope someone can help me make it work. Thank you so much. Alex
Any ideas?
Haven’t tried it with Firefox, but when I have had it work, I open the episode I’m interested in, then change the subtitles to the language I want, and then finally use the LingQ extension to import.
I’ll try on Chrome.
Am I supposed to get audio with the subs?
I’m having trouble with importing both the Brazilian series “Ninguem ta Olhando” and “3%” on updated Chrome.
I can’t understand when I import from Netflix I (Premium sub) just have only 5 lessons, why? How can I get all CC for move?
@qarime What exactly you mean by 5 lessons only? Are you unable to import more? What happens if you try?
No, with Netflix importing you’ll get subtitles only, not the audio. If you are importing from YouTube too, there you’ll get both subtitles and audio.