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In looking through the documentation I didn't find anything that could be used for one specific use case in our AI call transcription app: Chapters. Essentially, similar to how markers work, it would take two time stamps and break up the audio/media player bar by "chapter"; Chapters that are specified with a label will then display that label and non-specified sections will just show the timestamp that the user is hovering. Youtube has something like this in their videos oftentimes. Here's an example of one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WmR9IMUD_CY
Chapter labels on a preview thumbnails appear by default only at exactly time when we setup marker. But for the long videos it is really hard to point mouse on a marker on that time and see the chapter label. to solve it i manually increase size of markers blocks on the progress bad and add events Listeners to show chapter Label
With it solution we have got another problem: player.on("canplaythrough", (event) i try to use all possible events, but with any of them i cant guarantee that prveview thumbnail block is already exists in dom. so i need to wrap my code with some timeout that is not good for example for the users with slow connection.
@sampotts could you check is it simple increase size of the markers that labels will be shown not only at the marker time but +- some delta. Or provide event: thumbnailsIsReady
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In looking through the documentation I didn't find anything that could be used for one specific use case in our AI call transcription app: Chapters. Essentially, similar to how markers work, it would take two time stamps and break up the audio/media player bar by "chapter"; Chapters that are specified with a label will then display that label and non-specified sections will just show the timestamp that the user is hovering. Youtube has something like this in their videos oftentimes. Here's an example of one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WmR9IMUD_CY
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