ArneBabMay 27

Love the song ”Ignoring the Campaign to Max Our Skills” ☺

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FiJDXbj6MuA

D&D Tavern #Song by Colm R. McGuinness.

#dnd #music

When Your D&D Party Becomes Overpowered | Tavern Song

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Related: I just picked up a new skill ☺

Did you know that when you use #Emacs with #exwm and have #mpv running in a window or frame next to the text document where you write down the lyrics, you can record a macro that switches over to mpv, jumps back by 10 seconds and then switches to your text file again?

Then "10s back please" is just C-x e

And suddenly writing down the lyrics is much more convenient -- saving enough time that you can write a toot explaining how you did it ☺

❤️

May 27 at 6:51pmWeb
Show threadSacha ChuaJun 1
@ArneBab I like using subed.el for that, since Emacs can control MPV directly. When I'm transcribing from scratch instead of just editing the results from Whisper, I usually make a long subtitle covering the span I want (subed-insert-subtitle-for-whole-file), disable looping (C-c C-l is M-x subed-toggle-loop-over-current-subtitle) and enable pausing (C-c C-p is M-x subed-toggle-pause-while-typing), start it playing, type whatever I hear, and split the subtitle (M-, is subed-split-subtitle) when the subtitle looks like it's starting to get a bit long. M-j (subed-mpv-jump-to-current-subtitle) lets me replay the current subtitle in case I missed something.
Show threadArneBabJun 1
@sacha that looks really neat! Thank you for sharing your approach!