Overview of My Submission

Language has always been a barrier, but now, with recent technologies, we can translate live text in real time.

However, this does not apply to video; it is still quite difficult to do so. And I'm sure we've all been in a position where we've seen a video clip on the internet (usually with a lot of interactivity) and couldn't get the gist of it because it wasn't in our native language. Captio solves this barrier.

Captio is a powerful bot that will generate subtitle for video files in any preferred language. Available via the following medium:

• Twitter Bot - Twitter is inarguably one of the most used social media platform in the world, and it does make sense that a technology like this one is available on there.
  Check out caption on Twitter.

• CLI Application - Captio is also available as a CLI application, so that you are able to generate translated subtitles offline.

Submission Category:

Accessibility

Link to Code on GitHub

git clone https://github.com/AsaoluElijah/generate-sub captiocd captionpm install

npm run start:cli video="path/to/video" language='spanish'# Remember to replace spanish with preferred language.

npm start:bot

How it works

Behind the seen, Captio uses a lot of open source API to perform it's operation, the diagram below sums it up pretty much.

Nevertheless, you can checkout the full information on how it works here

Usage

On twitter, to let captio generate translated subtitle for a video tweet, you'll only need to reply the tweet mentioning captio (@generate_sub) like below: