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Posted on March 3, 2023August 21, 2023 by GonzoKnows — Leave a comment

Transvribe – Educational AI for Youtube

Introduction

Transvribe is an AI-powered tool built by Zahid to help users learn more effectively on YouTube. With its powerful AI embeddings, Transvribe makes it easy for users to search for any video and quickly find the information they need.

Transvribe allows users to paste a YouTube URL and start asking questions. This makes it easier than ever to get the answers you need and learn more effectively. While cutting down on time for those long TED talks that you might have to take notes on.

Get Started with Transvribe

To get started with Transvribe, simply visit the website.

Transvribe.com

From there, you will need to paste the URL for the video, then you can begin asking questions, and taking notes right within the platform.

Posted on January 18, 2023August 21, 2023 by GonzoKnows — Leave a comment

Best Yattee Custom Locations

Installation

Open Yattee.
Navigate to Settings.
From Settings, navigate to Locations then Custom Locations.
Once you have located Custom Locations, press Add Location.
Paste any of the locations given below into the address bar and add a name.
Once this is completed, you are finished!
To access the custom locations you have added, click the top right globe icon on the home screen and select the location you have added.

It is recommended to use Yattee with its manifest file. A guide can be found Here. However, if you wish to use custom locations, continue on.

Custom Locations

Piped – Custom Locations

Mha.fi

Location: Finland

https://api-piped.mha.fi/

Invidious – Custom Locations

Vern.cc

Location: United States

https://inv.vern.cc

Posted on January 9, 2023August 21, 2023 by GonzoKnows — Leave a comment

How to Utilize Yattee to Watch Ad-Free YouTube (iOS, tvOS and macOS)

What is Yattee?

Yattee is an advanced video and audio player that can be used to play local and remote files and media links. It is available on the Apple App Store and is marketed as such. However, its core purpose is to function as an ad-free and sponsor-free YouTube app, allowing users to watch and subscribe to any YouTube channel.

Due to the strict terms of service of the Apple App Store, Yattee cannot advertise this aspect of its functionality.

Introduction:

This guide provides step-by-step instructions on how to use Yattee as a fully-featured YouTube app, enabling users to stream YouTube videos without ads or sponsors. In just seven simple steps, users can enjoy an ad-free and sponsor-free YouTube experience with Yattee.

YouTube Installation:

Download and install Yattee on your device.

Open the Yattee app.

Click the settings icon in the top left corner of the screen.

Click on Locations (the globe icon under settings).

Paste the provided location manifest URL into the Locations Manifest field, then press Reload Manifest.

https://r.yattee.stream/manifest-invidious-piped.json

Under Public Locations, select your country of origin.

Note: If you are using a custom location, you will also need to click "Switch to Public Locations".

You are now ready to use Yattee as an ad-free and sponsor-free YouTube app. Simply reload the app and enjoy!

Posted on January 9, 2023August 21, 2023 by GonzoKnows — Leave a comment

Top Two Extensions for an Ad-Free YouTube Experience

If you’re tired of constantly being interrupted by annoying ads while watching videos on YouTube, then it’s time to consider installing an ad blocker. While there are many ad blocking options available, I believe that uBlock Origin and SponsorBlock are the two best choices for a seamless, ad-free YouTube experience.

To install uBlock Origin on Firefox, follow these simple steps:

Open Firefox and click on the menu icon (the three horizontal lines in the top-right corner of the browser).
Select “Add-ons” from the menu.
In the search bar, type “uBlock Origin” and press Enter.
Click on the “Add to Firefox” button.
A pop-up window will appear, asking you to confirm the installation. Click on “Add.”
Once the installation is complete, uBlock Origin will be added to your list of Firefox extensions.

To install SponsorBlock on Firefox, follow these steps:

Open Firefox and click on the menu icon (the three horizontal lines in the top-right corner of the browser).
Select “Add-ons” from the menu.
In the search bar, type “SponsorBlock” and press Enter.
Click on the “Add to Firefox” button.
A pop-up window will appear, asking you to confirm the installation. Click on “Add.”
Once the installation is complete, SponsorBlock will be added to your list of Firefox extensions.

With these ad blockers installed, you can enjoy an uninterrupted YouTube experience without the annoyance of ads. Give them a try and see for yourself!

What is uBlock Origin, and how does it work to block ads, trackers, and other unwanted content on the web?

uBlock Origin is a free and open-source ad blocker that is designed to block ads, trackers, and other types of unwanted content on the web. It is a lightweight and efficient extension that does not consume a lot of resources and does not slow down your browsing experience. uBlock Origin blocks ads by using filters that are based on the Adblock Plus filter syntax, and it allows users to create their own custom filters if they wish.

What is SponsorBlock, and how does it work to block sponsored content on YouTube and other websites?

SponsorBlock is a free and open-source extension that is specifically designed for blocking sponsored content on YouTube. It works by analyzing the comments section of a YouTube video and blocking any sponsored messages or links that are posted there. It also allows users to block specific channels or individual videos, and it has a feature that allows users to block sponsored content on other websites as well.

Both uBlock Origin and SponsorBlock are excellent choices for blocking ads and other unwanted content on the web, but they have different areas of focus. While uBlock Origin is a general-purpose ad blocker that can block ads on any website, SponsorBlock is specifically designed to block sponsored content on YouTube. Both extensions are easy to install and use, and they are highly effective at blocking unwanted content.

Posted on January 8, 2023August 21, 2023 by GonzoKnows — Leave a comment

How to Summarize YouTube Video Transcripts with ChatGPT

Summarizing long YouTube videos can be a tedious task, but it’s often necessary for quickly getting the main points of a video or for creating notes. One way to streamline the process is to use ChatGPT, a state-of-the-art language model developed by OpenAI, to generate a summary of the video in the form of bullet points.

Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to use ChatGPT to summarize any YouTube video with a transcript:

First, obtain the transcript of the YouTube video. You can usually find a transcript by clicking on the “Three Dots Icon” button next to the share & clip buttons. If the transcript is not available, you can use a transcription service to create one.

Next, open ChatGPT in your web browser. You can access ChatGPT at this link: https://chat.openai.com/auth/login. Note: Currently, obtaining a chatGPT invite requires being on a waitlist due to the large number of users.

Once you have ChatGPT open, enter the following command to start the summarization process: “summarize transcript into bullet points.”

ChatGPT will prompt you to enter the transcript of the YouTube video. Copy and paste the transcript into the input field and hit “Enter.”

ChatGPT will process the transcript and generate a summary in the form of bullet points. The summary will be displayed in the output field of ChatGPT.

Review the summary and make any necessary edits. You can also adjust the length of the summary by using the “summarize transcript to X sentences” command, where X is the desired number of sentences in the summary.

Once you are satisfied with the summary, you can copy and paste it into a document or save it for later use.

Using ChatGPT to summarize YouTube videos with transcripts can save you a lot of time and effort, and it’s a great way to quickly get a sense of the main points of a video.