It searches across millions of channels for frequently used words in the automatic subtitles and you can find channels/videos in your target language for specific topics. Click Upload file, then Choose either With timing or Without timing, then Continue.
Select the video you want to add the captions to and select Subtitles Choose the language you want and click Add. You can also find channels in your target language based on specific topics and keywords. Log onto your YouTube channel and go to your channel homepage. (This is a design compromise otherwise you would have to select a language every time you search which might have been cumbersome). If the result is not in your intended language open the Filter Languages on the left and click your intended language/Channel country. If you wish to search automatic subtitles (this covers the languages: Dutch,English,French,German,Indonesian,Italian,Japanese,Korean,Portuguese,Russian,Spanish,Turkish,Vietnamese) click the "Automatic Subtitles" button, for other languages click "Manual Subtitles", this covers all the manually submitted subtitles (which may or may not correspond to the actual language of the video)
I hope my site would be helpful for you and I welcome feedback and requests. Want to swear in Finish, I got you covered: You can also display the captions in different languages side by side for simultaneous translation. You can look up phrases, listen to pronunciation by natives and find videos with specific language subtitles (For instance videos that only have English and Uzbek subtitles). * caption tracks for the video specified by the video id.Hello All, I've built a website which is a search engine over YouTube videos and subtitles and allows searching in more than a 100 languages. * videoId The videoId parameter instructs the API to return the Here is an example that demonstrates how to use the API methods to create and manage YouTube video caption tracks.Ĭheck this related SO question: How to add Captions to Youtube video using Youtube API v3? Set the videoId parameter value to the YouTube video ID that uniquely identifies the video for which you are retrieving captions. Based from this documentation, you need to call the captions.list method to retrieve a list of caption tracks that are available for a specific video.
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