skool-to-obsidian

You can archive a Skool classroom into Obsidian by automating the scraping of course videos, lesson text, and transcripts to generate organized Markdown notes for each lesson. This process handles authentication and uses browser-based tools to extract and format the content.

Yes, you need yt-dlp and ffmpeg to download Skool course videos. These dependencies handle video downloading and media processing for various hosts like YouTube, Loom, Vimeo, Wistia, and Skool's native player, ensuring the video content is saved alongside your archived notes.

Yes, you can extract transcripts from Skool videos automatically using whisper-cpp. The archiving process integrates this dependency to transcribe video audio, pulling lesson text, resources, and transcripts directly from the Skool.com classroom into your Obsidian vault.

Yes, the Skool archiving process supports video hosts other than the native player. It handles video downloading and transcript extraction for YouTube, Loom, Vimeo, and Wistia, organizing all extracted content into Markdown notes categorized by lesson.

The best way to organize Skool lesson transcripts in an Obsidian vault is to automate the scraping process to create a tidy Markdown note for each lesson. This method categorizes notes by course module and embeds the video, text, and transcript resources together.