Advancing Media Accessibility and Audiovisual Translation
Another week has rolled along, so it’s time to talk about the API update progress again. This week I implemented the video language endpoint. It went a lot faster than the video endpoint since it was much simpler. In general, the coding is getting faster since the endpoints are getting simpler and also I’m getting…
It’s been two weeks since I posted about starting work on the Amara API Refactor and I wanted to share the progress since then. As usual, I underestimated the amount of work it would take. Originally I was estimating 2-4 weeks of development time. After 2 weeks, I can safely say that 4 weeks is the…
The Amara API is going to be going through some exciting changes in the near future. I’d like to take this opportunity to explain the reasons behind the change and discuss what it means for people who interact with the Amara API. First off, let me say that there are no plans to change how…
Thanks to Sebastien Agnot and the Dailymotion team for a quick response in updating their API to give us more fine-grained timing information! We got Dailymotion videos working pretty well, but things felt a bit sluggish and unsynchronized. Their API did not give us the same fine-grained timing information that, for example, the YouTube API…