youtube-transcript

To extract a YouTube transcript and save it as a Markdown file, run the Python script with your video URL to parse VTT subtitles and generate structured Markdown output.

Yes, you can generate YAML frontmatter and metadata from YouTube videos by using yt-dlp to extract title, channel, date, duration, and tags directly into the Markdown file.

Yes, parsing VTT subtitles into an Obsidian vault requires yt-dlp and Python scripts to fetch video data and format the output as Markdown.

The best way to store offline searchable video transcripts in an Obsidian vault is to extract the text into Markdown files with YAML frontmatter and chapter grouping for structured search.

YouTube video chapters integrate with extracted Markdown transcripts through optional chapter grouping during VTT subtitle parsing, organizing the text segments within the generated Markdown file.

Yes, you can apply optional deduplication when parsing VTT subtitles into Markdown to remove repeated subtitle lines and ensure a clean text output.