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Imagine you need a sound bite. Currently the workflow is as follows:
download
search
yt-dl <link>
yt-dl -x <link>
ffmpeg -i <input file> -ss <ts> -t <duration> -acodec copy -vcodec copy <output. file>
A streamlined workflow could look like this:
yt-fts quote-dl --audio <ID>
<video-ID>-<quote-ID><Sanitized Quote>.mp3
Done. yt-fts would download the file as specified (e.g. via --audio or --video) and cut it to bits.
--audio
--video
Is this something that is in scope of this project? Do any user users have this use case?
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Imagine you need a sound bite. Currently the workflow is as follows:
download
for all the subs.search
and find a quote that fits your needs.yt-dl <link>
oryt-dl -x <link>
ffmpeg -i <input file> -ss <ts> -t <duration> -acodec copy -vcodec copy <output. file>
A streamlined workflow could look like this:
download
channel subssearch
key wordsyt-fts quote-dl --audio <ID>
to download sound or video bite. Maybe this needs a duration argument?<video-ID>-<quote-ID><Sanitized Quote>.mp3
(or similar) in your working dir.Done. yt-fts would download the file as specified (e.g. via
--audio
or--video
) and cut it to bits.Is this something that is in scope of this project? Do any user users have this use case?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: