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Compile project (with a C# compiler or using Visual Studio). Or you can directly get the annotations with this URL:, just replace YOUR_VIDEO_ID with your real youtube video id (which is available in the URL of your video)Ĭonvert the downloaded XML using this project:Ģ.1.

#Annotation transcriber export srt file download

Download youtube annotations as XML with this opensource tool: youtube-copy-annotations (you only need to use Step 1: Get annotation data).Much easier to use, visit here: germanger/youtubeannotations-to-srt-js I've written the same thing with JavaScript. The below long_running_recongnize function transcribes the video file and returns response object which contents transcripts, confidence, words, start_time & end_time for each word.This small tool (C# console application) lets to convert youtube annotations (XML) to SRT file. Speech-to-Text API also supports transcription for live streaming. Other then all these, there are many other features available such as Speaker Diarization, Word level confidence, Separate Transcription for each channel, etc. enable_automatic_punctuation - If True, it also tries to detect the punctuations.But there are various other models available, you can check them here.

Our original Source is a Video, so we’ve used a “video” model. model - The model that will be used by API for transcription.enable_word_time_offsets - If True, gives start time and end time of each word.

audio_channel_count - The number of channels used by video/audio.

You can find all the supported encodings here.

encoding - Speech-to-Text API only supports a specific type of audio encodings.

sample_rate_hertz - Sample rate of the video/audio which we extracted using pydub module.

You can check all the supported languages here.

language_code - The language used in your video/audio.

I’ll download this video using the pytube3 module.īefore diving into transcribing the audio, let’s talk about the configuration required. I’m a Suits fan so I’ll use this video for the demonstration.

Move your credentials.json here and then export the credentials -Įxport GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS="credentials.json" Data Preparation.

#Annotation transcriber export srt file install

Now, run below commands from your TerminalĬd Generate-SRT-File-using-Google-Cloud-s-Speech-to-Text-API pip install -r requirements.txt From the navigation bar, go to APIs & Services > Library > Cloud Speech-to-Text API and Click on Enable. Follow Creating and managing service accounts to set this up.Įnable the Speech-to-Text API in your Google Cloud Project. Download the service account credentials as c redentials.json.

Also, a service account with the right to use Speech-to-Text API.

Follow Creating and managing projects to set this up.

You need to have a Google Cloud project with billing enabled.

You need to have Git, Python 3.7 and ffmpeg installed on your system.

We will use one such API to generate subtitles - Google Cloud’s Speech-to-Text API. Added benefits are - they require less time to set up, easy to learn, and are cost-efficient.

Use pre-trained APIs - Now there are multiple pre-trained APIs that can do this job efficiently.

This ain’t worth it for small scale applications/organizations.

#Annotation transcriber export srt file manual

Train your own ML model - This requires a lot of data, manual labor to annotate the data (Irony), time, and frankly, a lot of money.