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Not just podcasts, I also do this with YouTube when someone talks really slow or if it's an instructional video I just want to get the information out of. Havi
by kentosi 9y ago
Not just podcasts, I also do this with YouTube when someone talks really slow or if it's an instructional video I just want to get the information out of.
Having hotkeys ">" and "<" also help control the speed when needed.
- erikb 9y agoYeah instructional videos are awesome on 1.25 (or 1.5 if the English is good). And you can still slow down and even pause if something is harder to understand. I wish this would've been possible already when I went to school. How many hours could've been saved...
- dzhiurgis 9y agoI just have couple of bookmarklets: javascript:document.getElementsByTagName(%22video%22)%5B0%5D.playbackRate=2.5 Interestingly some browser start to clip audio at certain speeds. Also, heavy accents become difficult to listen at higher speeds. p.s. comma and dot (got me confused with ><) on youtube skips video frame by frame.