Show HN: VideoMentions – Search YouTube based on the spoken words in videos
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Re: Show HN: VideoMentions – Search YouTube based on the spoken words in videos
#32One of the consequences of the effectiveness of click-bait titles on youtube is that searching for videos you watched historically is extremely difficult, because quite often the primary thing in the video is never mentioned in the title. The descriptions are almost universally used to store common links that are about the channel not the video and the consequence of this is that click-bait titled content is very har…
Also, the youtube built in search often fails to match videos that have a word in the title for which you search for.
Re: Show HN: VideoMentions – Search YouTube based on the spoken words in videos
#33Re: Show HN: VideoMentions – Search YouTube based on the spoken words in videos
#34One of the consequences of the effectiveness of click-bait titles on youtube is that searching for videos you watched historically is extremely difficult, because quite often the primary thing in the video is never mentioned in the title. The descriptions are almost universally used to store common links that are about the channel not the video and the consequence of this is that click-bait titled content is very har…
Re: Show HN: VideoMentions – Search YouTube based on the spoken words in videos
#35Hey HN! I just launched VideoMentions Search, a free tool that allows you to search YouTube to find videos that contain specific spoken words. Here's how to quickly try it out - Let's say you want to find every video on The Verge's YouTube channel within the last several months in which "MacBook Pro" is mentioned. Here's a pre-populated search to accomplish that: https://videomentions.com/search?channelUrl=https%253A…
Re: Show HN: VideoMentions – Search YouTube based on the spoken words in videos
#36One of the consequences of the effectiveness of click-bait titles on youtube is that searching for videos you watched historically is extremely difficult, because quite often the primary thing in the video is never mentioned in the title. The descriptions are almost universally used to store common links that are about the channel not the video and the consequence of this is that click-bait titled content is very har…
people also edit the titles of videos from time to time... so even the exact title doesn't help
Re: Show HN: VideoMentions – Search YouTube based on the spoken words in videos
#37Hey HN! I just launched VideoMentions Search, a free tool that allows you to search YouTube to find videos that contain specific spoken words. Here's how to quickly try it out - Let's say you want to find every video on The Verge's YouTube channel within the last several months in which "MacBook Pro" is mentioned. Here's a pre-populated search to accomplish that: https://videomentions.com/search?channelUrl=https%253A…
I've not got a legit use for it right now but the few example searches I thought up returned the videos I was thinking of
Nice work!
Re: Show HN: VideoMentions – Search YouTube based on the spoken words in videos
#38One of the consequences of the effectiveness of click-bait titles on youtube is that searching for videos you watched historically is extremely difficult, because quite often the primary thing in the video is never mentioned in the title. The descriptions are almost universally used to store common links that are about the channel not the video and the consequence of this is that click-bait titled content is very har…
Also, the youtube built in search often fails to match videos that have a word in the title for which you search for.
Re: Show HN: VideoMentions – Search YouTube based on the spoken words in videos
#39Re: Show HN: VideoMentions – Search YouTube based on the spoken words in videos
#40One of the consequences of the effectiveness of click-bait titles on youtube is that searching for videos you watched historically is extremely difficult, because quite often the primary thing in the video is never mentioned in the title. The descriptions are almost universally used to store common links that are about the channel not the video and the consequence of this is that click-bait titled content is very har…
people also edit the titles of videos from time to time... so even the exact title doesn't help
Once you're big enough your stats start being useful, folks in the know (mrbeast's analytics guy, I can't think of more rn, etc) advise you rotate out the thumb/titles until the click through rate is decent