YouTube Playlist Processor
A desktop application that extracts YouTube playlist transcripts and enhances them using Google's Gemini AI models. The output is a book in any language you want.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source (MIT)
Platforms
- YouTube
- Python
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
YouTube Playlist Processor
Features
- Support for MarkDown
- AI-Powered
- Automatic Transcript
- Video Transcription
Tags
- youtube-playlist-downloader
- ai-transcription
- gemini
- formatted
YouTube Playlist Processor News & Activities
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YouTube Playlist Processor information
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Open Source (MIT) and Free product.Written in
Alternatives
0 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
What is YouTube Playlist Processor?
This Python application extracts transcripts from YouTube playlists and refines them using the Google Gemini API (which is free). It takes a YouTube playlist URL as input, extracts transcripts for each video, and then uses Gemini to reformat and improve the readability of the combined transcript. The output is saved as a text file.
So you can have a neatly formatted book out of a YouTube playlist! I personally use it to convert large YouTube playlists containing dozens of long videos into a very large organized markdown file to give it as input to NotebookLM as one source. Works Great with Obsidian too!
Features
- Automatic transcript extraction from YouTube playlists
- AI-powered text refinement using Gemini models
- Configurable output file paths
- Progress tracking for both extraction and refinement
- Output to formatted Markdown file.