Linking text to audio or video / sonic chat?

[Amber]

Thank you very much!

On Monday, 8 June 2015 20:47:44 UTC+1, Brian MacWhinney wrote:
>
> Dear Amber,
>     You can link to video without paying any attention to the audio.  Just 
> don’t select Sonic Mode. However, if you want to use Sonic Mode, you can 
> combine this with the other video editing features.
>
>  I took a look just now at section 7.3 on video editing and I see that the 
> material in the first paragraph was out of date.  Here is the newer version:
>
> To learn to do video linking, it is best to work with the tutorial 
> materials available from http://childes.talkbank.org/clan/tutorial.zip.  
> The tutorial uses a conversation between a clinician and a person with 
> aphasia describing a picture story.  The final version you are trying to 
> create is 09final.cha in the /transcribing folder.
>
> 1.           You may want to open this at the beginning. After the file 
> opens, you will see some solid black bullets. These are the time markers. 
>
> 2.           If you type Esc-A they will expand and you can see their 
> values.  Then type Esc-A again to close them.  Remember to always release 
> the escape key before typing the next key. 
>
> 3.           Now place your cursor near the beginning of the file and 
> type Esc-8 for con­tinuous playback.  The video window should open and the 
> file should play back.  When you want it to stop, double click.
>
> 4.           To play back a single line, place your mouse just to the 
> left of a bullet, press the command key (Windows: control) and click the 
> mouse. After a few seconds of pause, the segment will play.
>
> 5.           Try playing different segments, as well as using the 
> continuous movie playback mode, showing and playing from thumbnails, and 
> other video features found in the "Mode" menu. 
>
> After exploring the final product, you should go through the files in the 
> /transcribing section in sequence.
>
> —Brian MacWhinney
>
> On Jun 8, 2015, at 2:44 PM, Amber <ambal... at gmail.com <javascript:>> 
> wrote:
>
> Hi all
> I am learning to transcribe in CHAT format with reference to some of the 
> online published guidance. I have a question regarding linking the 
> transcript (in progress) to the video file that I am transcribing (is this 
> the same as Sonic chat?). Question: is this an optional rather than 
> necessary or recommended? As far as I understand, a main benefit of doing 
> this is that it makes for more efficient checking and re-checking of 
> transcriptions, as you can go to the immediate point on the video/audio and 
> check it against your transcription. 
> Thanks (and please excuse any of my ignorance revealed in this message - 
> v.new to CHAT).  
>
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