I guess that contrarily to existing tools mine is the only-one that is open-source and also crawls YouTube public content (not being captions) in general.
I guess that contrarily to existing tools mine is the only-one that is open-source and also crawls YouTube public content (not being captions) in general.
Search in the wrapped text displayed on the screen but not across displayed captions.
Our solution doesn't have this issue, as shown below:
Even if we workaround this issue it doesn't index all @TED videos cf gJjLdnycuyU:
Our solution indexes it too, as shown below:
Concerning filmot.com
It doesn't have the across displayed captions search issue. However even with is in millions of computers it doesn't return among the results the most viewed video from @TED that is o8NPllzkFhE.
Our solution correctly returns this video.
Concerning youglish.com
When providing is in millions of computers, it it replaces the query with is in millions of computers it so it doesn't found any result.
Would have used and would switch to [a Wiki page if it could support attachments, which isn't the case currently](https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea/issues/574).
Investigating supervisor resources:
- https://incaptions.com
- https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34826944
## Concerning incaptions.com
Search in the wrapped text displayed on the screen but not across displayed captions.



Our solution doesn't have this issue, as shown below:

Even if we workaround this issue it doesn't index all [@TED](https://www.youtube.com/@TED) videos cf [`gJjLdnycuyU`](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gJjLdnycuyU):

Our solution indexes it too, as shown below:

## Concerning filmot.com
It doesn't have the across displayed captions search issue. However even with `is in millions of computers` it doesn't return among the results the most viewed video from [@TED](https://www.youtube.com/@TED) that is [`o8NPllzkFhE`](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o8NPllzkFhE).
Our solution correctly returns this video.
## Concerning youglish.com
When providing `is in millions of computers, it` it replaces the query with `is in millions of computers it` so it doesn't found any result.
Our solution correctly returns [`o8NPllzkFhE`](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o8NPllzkFhE).
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Currently waiting all channels fromchannels.txtto be treated before treating this issue in order to compare already existing tools and mine.I guess that contrarily to existing tools mine is the only-one that is open-source and also crawls YouTube public content (not being captions) in general.
Would have used and would switch to a Wiki page if it could support attachments, which isn't the case currently.
Investigating supervisor resources:
Concerning incaptions.com
Search in the wrapped text displayed on the screen but not across displayed captions.
Our solution doesn't have this issue, as shown below:
Even if we workaround this issue it doesn't index all @TED videos cf
gJjLdnycuyU:Our solution indexes it too, as shown below:
Concerning filmot.com
It doesn't have the across displayed captions search issue. However even with
is in millions of computersit doesn't return among the results the most viewed video from @TED that iso8NPllzkFhE.Our solution correctly returns this video.
Concerning youglish.com
When providing
is in millions of computers, itit replaces the query withis in millions of computers itso it doesn't found any result.Our solution correctly returns
o8NPllzkFhE.