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# Video Annotation Tool
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A browser-based tool to annotate your videos **after recording** with precise audio overlays. Generates exact FFmpeg commands to merge audio snippets into your video timeline.
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## Features
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- **100% client-side HTML/JS** – No backend, no installation, no dependencies
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- **Post-recording annotation** – Add audio comments, corrections, or narration over existing tracks
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- **FFmpeg command generation** – Outputs ready-to-use merge commands
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- **Batch import** – Auto-place audio files by filename timestamp:
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- `(hh_mm_ss)_name.mp3` (e.g., `(01_15_30)_correction.mp3`)
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- `(mm_ss)_name.mp3` (e.g., `(05_45)_note.mp3`)
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- **Qwen3-TTS integration** – [Optional] Generate custom voice snippets via [QwenTTS](https://github.com/QwenLM/Qwen3-TTS) API
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- **SRT parser** – Upload subtitle files to auto-generate annotation timestamps
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(Subtitles can be extracted from onscreen text via: https://github.com/timminator/VideOCR/releases/download/v1.5.1/VideOCR-GPU-v1.5.1-CUDA-12.9-setup-x64.exe )
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## Quick Start
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### Just open the HTML file
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1. **Download** `annotation-tool.html`
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2. **Double-click** to open in any modern browser
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3. **Start annotating** – no server, no install.
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