FontName: The name of the font to use for the subtitles.
FontSize: The size of the font. This is typically in pixels.
PrimaryColour: The color of the main subtitle text. The color format is usually in &HBBGGRR or &HAABBGGRR (with alpha).
SecondaryColour: The color used for karaoke or secondary effects. It follows the same color format as PrimaryColour.
OutlineColour: The color of the outline of the text. It also follows the same color format.
BackColour: The color of the subtitle background. Follows the same color format.
Bold: Set to True for bold text, False for normal textcan you point me to the Subtitle asset codebase.
Italic: Set to True for italic text, False for normal text.
Underline: Set to True for underlined text, False for normal text.
StrikeOut: Set to True for strike-through text, False for normal text.
ScaleX: Horizontal scaling of the font in percent.
ScaleY: Vertical scaling of the font in percent.
Spacing: Additional spacing between characters in pixels.
Angle: The rotation angle of the text in degrees.
BorderStyle: Sets the style of the border around the text (e.g., 1 for outline, 3 for opaque box).
Outline: The width of the outline around the text in pixels.
Shadow: The depth of the shadow behind the text in pixels.
Alignment: The position of the text on the screen (e.g., 1 for bottom left, 2 for bottom center, 3 for bottom right, etc., following the SSA/ASS standard).
MarginL, MarginR, MarginV: Left, right, and vertical margins in pixels.
video = collection.upload(url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a9__D53WsUs")
video.index_spoken_words()
# add subtitle with default style
stream_url = video.add_subtitle()
from videodb import SubtitleStyle
# add subtitle with custome style
stream_url = video.add_subtitle(
SubtitleStyle(
font_name=,
font_size=,
primary_colour=,
secondary_colour=,
outline_colour=,
back_colour=,
bold=,
italic=,
underline=,
strike_out=,
scale_x=,
scale_y=,
spacing=,
angle=,
border_style=,
outline=,
shadow=,
alignment=,
margin_l=,
margin_r=,
margin_v=,
)
)
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