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Audacity Label to JSON Converter

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Audacity Label to JSON Converter is used to convert the labels you export from Audacity into a JSON format.


Input: Paste Audacity Label exported content below



Settings


Background Information

CSV is an old & very popular format for storing tabular data. It has been used in the desktop as well as mainframe. It is a simple & compact format that works really well for tabular data and so is still in use today.

JSON pronounced as "Jason" is the de facto standard for data interchange on the web these days. It is a simple format that is easier to comprehend than XML. It also has less size than XML because of no closing tags. Interacting with JSON from JavaScript is extremely seamless.

Settings Explained

Start Time Property
The name of the output JSON property that contains the starting time of the subtitle text.
Start Time Property: Start Time
[
  {
    "Start Time": 17.62,
    "End Time": 23.21,
    "Label": "Baby, last night was hands down"
  }
]
End Time Property
The name of the output JSON property that contains the ending time of the subtitle text.
End Time Property: End Time
[
  {
    "Start Time": 17.62,
    "End Time": 23.21,
    "Label": "Baby, last night was hands down"
  }
]
Label Property
The name of the output JSON property that contains the subtitle text.
Label Property: Label
[
  {
    "Start Time": 17.62,
    "End Time": 23.21,
    "Label": "Baby, last night was hands down"
  }
]
Indent
This setting governs whether or not the output is indented. The indented output is easier for humans to comprehend. On the other hand, a non-indented output is compact & smaller in size (best for transmission). So, JSON is often minified which compacts & compresses the output by removing non-essential whitespace.
Indentation On
{
  "name": "John Doe",
  "age": 69
}
Indentation Off
{"name":"John Doe","age":69}
Header Transform Type
This decides how the property names are transformed in the output JSON. The available strategies are:-
  • Camel Case
  • Lower Case
  • Upper Case
  • Snake Case
  • None
Camel Case
[
  {
    "name": "Robin Hood",
    "departmentName": "Sales",
    "salary": 200
  }
]
Lower Case
[
  {
    "name": "Robin Hood",
    "departmentname": "Sales",
    "salary": 200
  }
]
Upper Case
[
  {
    "NAME": "Robin Hood",
    "DEPARTMENTNAME": "Sales",
    "SALARY": 200
  }
]
Snake Case
[
  {
    "name": "Robin Hood",
    "department_name": "Sales",
    "salary": 200
  }
]
None
[
  {
    "Name": "Robin Hood",
    "DepartmentName": "Sales",
    "Salary": 200
  }
]
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