On the YouTube website, if you click the "・・・" button next to share/clip/save, there is a "Show transcript" option and you can use your browsers in-page search to search in it
There’s a website designed for language learning from watching YouTube captions with inline translations and dictionary lookup. It also has support for searching videos by subtitle content. But it has a limited index and isn’t free for all features. I thought its source was available but I can’t find it now…
https://languageplayer.io/
Searching transcripts is really something YouTube itself should be doing as part of just regular search (and fed into Google search too). I have a feeling the regular search already does it to some extent, as the system presumably is tagging videos based on its caption extraction. However, that would only apply to somewhat broad topics, not specific combinations of words and the matching text is not surfaced in the UI.
I wanted, but when I press ENTER, it asks to register... I click cancel and notice PRICING page. I click on it and again it asks for login. That is NOT how one onboards users.
Ok, this may be an answer... but is there an online service that given YT URL would spit captions out for me? Or maybe a browser extension?
Maybe even youtube has a hidden link somwhere where I could see all the text?
This submission triggered me for reasearch and found this gem: https://filmot.com/
The guy who created it: https://www.reddit.com/r/linguistics/comments/oo8xbd/search_...