Thank you. I have it setup to gloss dorama subs on the fly using AGTH. Now i can just pause the video when I have trouble understanding the dialogue.
Here is a simple bat file I made:
start /d "D:\JGlossator_v1.0" JGlossator.exe
REM First opens JGlossator
start /d "D:\AGTH" agth.exe /c150 "F:\MPC-HC\mpc-hc.exe"
REM Then it opens AGTH and tells it to listen to mpc-hc
REM The '/c150' part tells agth to automatically send the text to the clipboard every 150ms
REM Since JGlossator watches the clipboard, it automatically glosses once the video begins
Once the subtitles begin, you'll need to select the proper channel in JGlossator's pull down box.
EDIT: Would it be possible to have the program pull the audio files from the JDIC zip file like anki 1 is able to do with the plugin you made?
Here is a simple bat file I made:
start /d "D:\JGlossator_v1.0" JGlossator.exe
REM First opens JGlossator
start /d "D:\AGTH" agth.exe /c150 "F:\MPC-HC\mpc-hc.exe"
REM Then it opens AGTH and tells it to listen to mpc-hc
REM The '/c150' part tells agth to automatically send the text to the clipboard every 150ms
REM Since JGlossator watches the clipboard, it automatically glosses once the video begins
Once the subtitles begin, you'll need to select the proper channel in JGlossator's pull down box.
EDIT: Would it be possible to have the program pull the audio files from the JDIC zip file like anki 1 is able to do with the plugin you made?
Edited: 2013-01-14, 7:47 am
