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I look forward to a future where these videos can get auto-transcribed (accurately) so I don't have to watch the damn video.

• 0cf8612b2e1e 3y ago
  I have been incredibly impressed with whisper.cpp. A bit of legwork to transcribe a youtube video, but the results are very accurate.
  • crubier 3y ago
    Do you have an end to end tool that integrates whisper to translate Youtube videos? Share! (Or make us pay for it lol)
• kelvinjps10 3y ago
  The language learning extensions do that. Like language reactor
• jeroenhd 3y ago
  YouTube has pretty decent transcriptions with timestamps, especially for channels that bother implementing actual subtitles. They're hidden by default and not searchable on every platform, but they're excellent for skipping to the important parts. Independent websites need to get working on something similar. Whisper is pretty good but extremely CPU intensive, but there are lower cost implementations with acceptable transcriptions out there. I usually watch the introduction and then skip to the 66% mark, those seem to be the places the actual interesting information is stored on YouTube and its competitors.
• liminalsunset 3y ago
  YouTube can be used with youtubetranscript.com (free) which will turn a video into a clickable transcript that takes you to the corresponding section of the video when clicked to see the corresponding visuals. It uses the Google auto transcription so not sure about whether the accuracy will be acceptable for you.