TranscriptSnagger allows users to do a word search of captioned YouTube videos or download SRT captions and text transcripts. The word search enables users to see if the video contains the content they're looking for without watching the whole video. It is ideally suited for teachers and anyone who uses YouTube videos for their educational curriculum. The ability to download SRT caption files and text transcripts can be helpful in using the content for other accessibility reasons and for analyzing YouTube videos.

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Transcriptsnagger For Youtube 2020

Features

• Word search of captioned YouTube videos so you don't have to watch the whole movie to see if it contains the content you're looking for.
• Search results include timecode and the text that contains the search term and also a direct link to that point in the video.
• Search results can be saved as a text file.
• Can download SRT caption files
• Can download text transcripts in either paragraph form or line-by-line with or without timecode.

Need to get transcripts of a YouTube video in any available language? It's as easy as 1-2-3 with TranscriptSnagger! Just paste in the URL of the YouTube video and click the Search button. It will go out and find all the available closed caption tracks for that video and display them in the list. TranscriptSnagger for YouTube provides a way to do word searches of YouTube videos, so you don't have to watch the whole video to see if it contains the content var bingData = ; Navigation.

Transcriptsnagger For Youtube Channel

Download TranscriptSnagger for YouTube for Windows to do a word search of YouTube videos and download text transcripts or caption files easily. As the name suggests, TranscriptSnagger for YouTube is a tool designed to help you capture the subtitles of YouTube videos in one or all the language they are available. Grab the transcripts in. TranscriptSnagger also allows you to do a word search on YouTube videos. It will return a list of every instance of where the search term is used along with the timecode and will provide a direct link to each point in the video where that term is used. You no longer need to watch the whole movie to see if it contains the content you're looking for!