The interface
Media tab
The Media tab is where you manage the media files that Jumper has access to
Overview
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Filter by filename
Filter the table by filename
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Filter by bin
Narrow down the table by including/excluding bins
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Number of files indicator
Shows how many files are currently in the table.
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Files per page
Change the number of files per page
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Include in search column
This column controls which files Jumper will search in
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Mark for Visual analysis column
In this column you mark files for visual analysis. A green checkmark means this file has been visually analyzed
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Mark for Speech analysis column
In this column you mark files for speech analysis. A green checkmark means this file has been analyzed for speech
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Select Language of speech
In this column you can specify the language for Speech analysis. For example, if you know that the spoken language in a particular file is Portuguese, you can select it in the language dropdown for improved transcription accuracy.
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Start analysis button
After selecting media for visual and/or speech analysis, you need to click this button to start the analysis.
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Refresh table button
This button will refresh the data in the table
Analysis progress
When analyzing media a Analysis progess indicator is shown at the bottom of the window. In it you see the current file being analyzed, the progress of that analysis, the elapsed time of that file, the estimated time left of that file. By clicking the X in the top right corner, you will abort the analysis of this and any other media queued for analysis.
Show analysis files
By right-clicking a media file, you can access the analysis files of that particular file. This is handy if you want to re-analyze a file.
If you open up the Audio analysis you will also find two plain text files with the actual transcriptions.
transcription-full-text.txtcontains the entire transcripttranscription-segments.txtcontains the entire transcript but segmented with time codes
