Is there any way to sync UI elements or animations to sound playing in the Expo Audio SDK?
https://docs.expo.dev/versions/latest/sdk/audio/
I couldn't find much more on this topic in the official docs and googling turned up pretty dry.
Effectively, I was looking for something like:
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/avfoundation/avsynchronizedlayer
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I am building a react-native app for playing videos and I would like to be able to cast those videos to the screen. The videos are coming from youtube and vimeo. Any idea how I can achieve that? Been looking at the react-native-google-cast library and it looks like it will require the users to have the Chromecast device which is a problem. It also won't work on iOS.
I'm using React Native Camera to record video. I would also like to transcribe the voice at the same time (speech-to-text). I'm looking at React Native Voice but I don't think I can use both libraries at once (sharing the Mic input).
Wondering if anyone has ideas besides uploading the final video file somewhere to get transcribed.
Yes, you can.
You can record video with React Native Camera, and using speech-to-text in Voice Library.
For voice library you can see this or this guides.
I'm trying to implement automatic subtitle generation in a React native app and I thought about a subtitle approach via streaming.
Calling some Google speech service, azure, etc ... and translating in real time that the video is playing
But I'm a little lost on how to do this with react native, could you help me?
Does anyone have any ideas or a lib not free that would solve this problem of automatic subtitle generation?
Have you been through this?
I’m developing a React-Native app and I want implement video calling option to it. Can somebody suggest me some better examples?
I know that react native convert the element to their primitives in ios and android.
for example Button converts to UIButton in IOS and Widget.Button in Android.
but flutter control every pixel in the app and not convert elements to their primitives.
So what is the pros and cons of using primitives?
Haven't used React Native, but I've heard many horror stories about being able to get the same "look and feel" across platforms, and even working around bugs in same.
Flutter builds the widgets from pixels, and doesn't seem to have that same issue.