#changelog exporting search results into a text file
Added 2023-11-06 18:57:24 +0000 UTCA new export option was added for subtitle search results (grid layout) to export the results, in combination with timestamps, into a text file. For videos which have the "Creative Commons" license it's then possible to feed the results into yt-dlp (needs to be installed separately with ffmpeg) and download all the segments into local files.
The following options can be configured for the export:
Pad seconds before match - number of seconds to add before the timestamp of the first matched subtitle line
Pad seconds after match - number of seconds to add after the end of the last matched subtitle line
Results per video - if the video has multiple hits - limits the number of hits exported per video (from 1 to All hits)
The recommended parameters for use with yt-dlp are displayed during export, the last parameter -"filmot_export_.txt" should be replaced with the file name of the exported list.
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To turn the exported video list into a list of channel names for whitelisting or blacklisting, use: using yt-dlp given a YouTube video URL, you can use the following command: yt-dlp -o "%(channel)s" --get-filename "VIDEO_URL"
MassPsychosis
2024-11-22 17:54:19 +0000 UTChttps://github.com/cytsunny/youtube-playlist/ supports watching created playlist without downloading. It would be nice to see this html code added to the site. -edit-> actually this site is good as it is, just plug in the youtube video ids.
MassPsychosis
2024-05-24 14:55:26 +0000 UTC
