This UI and Youtube's UI for transcripts are really nice. When I'm looking for a particular piece of information I can just Ctrl+F and click on the match to play from there. Youtube used to auto-generate subtitles, now it also formats subtitles as transcripts. I wish offline media players had this functionality, if I get distracted for a few seconds I don't have to watch those seconds again, I can speedread over the…
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#22We want to partner with you on a topl that autogenerates clips of any video based on the topic start and end
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#25Maybe this is a bit off topic, but does anyone know the legal footing of having a business with another businesses name in it? For instance, this tool uses the word "YouTube" in its name, though it is used as only a part of it, and it is not a competitor. I've always wondered how this works.
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#26The burning hate I feel for all information to be locked away in a YouTube video. This will solve that real world problem. I love reading (or, skimming) through a long read.
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#27The burning hate I feel for all information to be locked away in a YouTube video. This will solve that real world problem. I love reading (or, skimming) through a long read.
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#28Earlier quoted context omitted.
Youtube already auto-generates transcripts that you can see in the ... menu in most videos. This website just seems like an alternative frontend?
Or maybe it processes the video with its own backend ? How do you tell
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#29The burning hate I feel for all information to be locked away in a YouTube video. This will solve that real world problem. I love reading (or, skimming) through a long read.
Not sure if you know that, but YouTube has a transcript feature available for years now. It's somewhat hidden in the interface, but let's you search with ctrl-F (or command-F) in the transcript