Presented here, are text-aligned Sanskrit recitations with a friendly interface.
Use the accordion menu on the left to navigate through corpus.
Text and audio alignment has been performed using aeneas library.
As the audio plays, relevant portion of the text gets highlighted.
Clicking on the text navigates to the corresponding time in the audio.
Playback Speed
Use the slider to control playback rate of the audio.
Looping Controls
Looping controls can be used to loop the audio between any two timestamps A and B in the audio.
Ensure that the audio is in paused state.
Click on the button Loop (OFF) to activate the loop, it should activate and appear as Loop (ON).
Click on the text from which you would like the loop to start.
Click on the button A to mark the start of the loop. The time will appear in place of the text A of the button.
Click on the text before which you would like the loop to end.
Click on the button B to mark the end of the loop. The time will appear in place of the text B of the button
Play the audio.
To stop the loop and continue with the normal playback, click on the button Loop (ON).
Text Repetition Modes
This is an attempt to simulate 'Anūccāraṇam'.
Mode selector drop-down menu can be used to select the mode.
Three semantic units are identified, Paragraph (separated by two or more line-breaks), Sentence (separated by a single line-break) and Word (separated by space).
Mode P×2 refers to repeating each Paragraph twice.
Mode S×2 refers to repeating each Sentence twice. (Anūccāraṇam)
Mode W×2 refers to repeating each Word twice.
Note: At times, there may be a small error on the boundaries, stemming from the small error in the forced audio alignment. It can't be helped.