see also https://amphetamem.es/
These are based on quotes. There lot of websites that does the same thing.
Show HN: Scenestamps – A website for sharing movie scenes with timestamps
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#22What's the timestamp relative to? Depending on the origin, the same movie/episode may have different lengths for things like opening credits or "previously on ..." shorts
timestamp related to how long the scene takes place. Eg :Joker Stairs Dance: https://scenestamps.com/scenestamp/01hv65eahhtfr58phx5keb1b1... Timestamp :1:30:19 to 1:30:16 joker dance takes place between 1:30:19 to 1:30:16 in the movie.
I meant where do the timestamp begin? Depending on the definition of "begin" you may have issues with different editions of the same movie.
I.e. if in the same episode Netflix adds it's own logo and Amazon doesn't, then 00:01:35 will point to different scenes depending if you're watching Netflix vs Amazon
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#23Earlier quoted context omitted.
I don't see anything like that here. It's metadata like imdb, rather than links to the movies themselves.
It's a shame streaming sites don't support URL slugs with timestamps or other data in them, AFAIK. It'd be really neat to be able to link to a specific scene halfway through an episode of a netflix show, like you can with youtube videos. Especially if it didn't mess with your watch history. They'd still authenticate users, so I doubt there'd be a rights issue.
I know that both BBC iPlayer and YouTube support timestamp links.
For example, BBC uses: https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m001ttrg/mandy-series-...
YouTube uses: https://youtu.be/PVemGumEEgo?t=13
Re: Show HN: Scenestamps – A website for sharing movie scenes with timestamps
#24Hey, why not allow adding of screen grab of the movie? I think thats fair use... I personally would love a site like this where you can also search for cinematographically beautiful frames/scenes.
If nothing else, that significantly changes the backend scale required. You should trivially be able to host (show, timestamp, text) in a SQLite database for a very long time. Expanding to screen caps adds all sorts of complexity: legal rights, consistent resizing, CDNs, EXIF stripping, what if some joker uploads shots of pornography, etc
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#25Nice idea for a very niche audience. I was wondering Since all movies have subtitles, can't this be done if you give gpt4/chatgpt the whole subtitles and ask it to identify identify the start and stop time in the above subtitles where "The President of the United States meets the X-Men, as they try to convince him to work together against the growing mutant threat". Just a thought.
It boggles my mind that someone hasn't used the entire corpus of https://frinkiac.com/ to write their own Simpsons episode with AI
A bunch of high school and college kids are using our TTS APIs to run 24/7 streams of improvised SpongeBob, Family Guy, Simpsons, Futurama, South Park, Breaking Bad (wat??), and more. This stuff is all over Twitch and YouTube streaming.
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#26Earlier quoted context omitted.
timestamp related to how long the scene takes place. Eg :Joker Stairs Dance: https://scenestamps.com/scenestamp/01hv65eahhtfr58phx5keb1b1... Timestamp :1:30:19 to 1:30:16 joker dance takes place between 1:30:19 to 1:30:16 in the movie.
I meant where do the timestamp begin? Depending on the definition of "begin" you may have issues with different editions of the same movie. I.e. if in the same episode Netflix adds it's own logo and Amazon doesn't, then 00:01:35 will point to different scenes depending if you're watching Netflix vs Amazon
You're definitely correct. Not even only on different streaming services. Movies have different cuts too. For instance, Blade Runner has 5 different cuts
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#27Earlier quoted context omitted.
It boggles my mind that someone hasn't used the entire corpus of https://frinkiac.com/ to write their own Simpsons episode with AI
A bunch of high school and college kids are using our TTS APIs to run 24/7 streams of improvised SpongeBob, Family Guy, Simpsons, Futurama, South Park, Breaking Bad (wat??), and more. This stuff is all over Twitch and YouTube streaming.
What are these improvised streams called generally? What’s the terminology to refer to them?
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#28Great idea. Would it be possible to add links? That way people creating the timestamps could link to YouTube clips that contain the scene with the t= property. Perhaps link multiple.
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#29Earlier quoted context omitted.
I meant where do the timestamp begin? Depending on the definition of "begin" you may have issues with different editions of the same movie. I.e. if in the same episode Netflix adds it's own logo and Amazon doesn't, then 00:01:35 will point to different scenes depending if you're watching Netflix vs Amazon
You're definitely correct. Not even only on different streaming services. Movies have different cuts too. For instance, Blade Runner has 5 different cuts
It has to be more than 5 cuts, even.
Re: Show HN: Scenestamps – A website for sharing movie scenes with timestamps
#30Nice idea for a very niche audience. I was wondering Since all movies have subtitles, can't this be done if you give gpt4/chatgpt the whole subtitles and ask it to identify identify the start and stop time in the above subtitles where "The President of the United States meets the X-Men, as they try to convince him to work together against the growing mutant threat". Just a thought.
It boggles my mind that someone hasn't used the entire corpus of https://frinkiac.com/ to write their own Simpsons episode with AI
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