+ def add_title_clip(self, text, start_time, duration):
+ title_clip = GES.TitleClip()
+ title_clip.set_start(start_time * Gst.SECOND)
+ title_clip.set_duration(duration * Gst.SECOND)
+ self.layer.add_clip(title_clip)
+
+ # Now that the clip is inserted in the timeline, it has a source which
+ # can be used to set its properties. (comment taken from Pitivi)
+ title_source = title_clip.find_track_element(None, GES.TitleSource)
+ title_source.set_child_property("text", text)
+ title_source.set_child_property("background", TITLE_BACKGROUND)
+ title_source.set_child_property("color", TITLE_COLOR)
+ title_source.set_child_property("outline-color", TITLE_OUTLINE_COLOR)
+ title_source.set_child_property("font-desc", TITLE_FONT_DESC)
+ title_source.set_child_property("halignment", GES.TextVAlign.ABSOLUTE)
+ title_source.set_child_property("valignment", GES.TextHAlign.ABSOLUTE)
+