These can be turned on or off in the video player of your choice and they will show up for the entire video, except the parts that have the embedded subs. The other type, which is the type people who want the subtitles actually care more about are the Closed Captions subtitles. If you don't want them then you just don't download them. StreamFab downloads these and they are embedded into the file. When someone who doesn't speak English very well is talking, there are embedded subtitles. Perfect example is all the 90 Day Fiancé shows. The problem is, they have 2 types and StreamFab only seems to handle one type.That is the embedded/forced subtitles. So i will try to break it down:ĭiscoveryPlus has subtitles for pretty much ALL videos. Maybe the devs just don't understand what i am talking about. This will return a list of dictionaries looking somewhat like this: [ )Īs the proxies dict is passed on to the requests.get(.I really don't understand why this issue is not even getting acknowledge, let alone fixed.
The easiest way to get a transcript for a given video is to execute: from youtube_transcript_api import YouTubeTranscriptApi YouTubeTranscriptApi. You can either integrate this module into an existing application, or just use it via an CLI. If you want to use it from source, you'll have to install the dependencies manually: pip install -r requirements.txt It is recommended to install this module by using pip: pip install youtube-transcript-api It also works for automatically generated subtitles, supports translating subtitles and it does not require a headless browser, like other selenium based solutions do! Install This is a python API which allows you to get the transcript/subtitles for a given YouTube video. YouTube Transcript/Subtitle API (including automatically generated subtitles and subtitle translations)
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