Hi! I have a similar script that actually downloads the zoom chat as well, and uses that to build a table of contents with deeplinked timestamps in the youtube video description.
E.g., typing a zoom comment like /section: conference planning update would make that show up at bottom of youtube description as:
Some video description...
Table of Contents:
00:00:00 start
[...]
00:13:23 conference planning update
[...]
This also adds visual chapters to the video's progress slidee and sidebar, so it's a nice touch, and easy to admin by everyone in the chat.
Any suggestion on how to augment this tool to support that?
Note: i actually have some more advanced stuff too that I might port over, like cropping the video with a specific start and end-time (incl transposing timestamps), pausing and unpausing to go on- and off-camera. (I've also done some work with a CLI video editor called editly, which opens up other neat options!) It's a pretty versatile tactic, like turning shared chat into a command line :)
Hi! I have a similar script that actually downloads the zoom chat as well, and uses that to build a table of contents with deeplinked timestamps in the youtube video description.
E.g., typing a zoom comment like
/section: conference planning updatewould make that show up at bottom of youtube description as:This also adds visual chapters to the video's progress slidee and sidebar, so it's a nice touch, and easy to admin by everyone in the chat.
Any suggestion on how to augment this tool to support that?
Note: i actually have some more advanced stuff too that I might port over, like cropping the video with a specific start and end-time (incl transposing timestamps), pausing and unpausing to go on- and off-camera. (I've also done some work with a CLI video editor called editly, which opens up other neat options!) It's a pretty versatile tactic, like turning shared chat into a command line :)