Re:YouTube deleted an electronics repair channel [video]
by brokenmachine on Wednesday July 08, 2020 @12:45AM
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What would be cool is crowd-sourced chapters for the videos. Anyone can create a chapter marker, and people can downvote/flag those chapter markers if they're irrelevant.
Then you would have chapters so you could avoid the waffley "please like/subscribe" begging and longwinded intros that don't get to the main part of the video.
Youtube would still be able to embed their ads whenever they want.
Re:YouTube deleted an electronics repair channel [video]
by whywhywhywhy on Friday July 10, 2020 @11:32AM
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>but the amount of "Hey there campers, dont forget to subscribe" almost outweighs actual content.
The "Hey guys, blahblahblah" is insufferable but you quickly learn hammering L about 4 times gets you to the real meat of the video.
I, like your parent, if I run into a video, will press back and try and find an article first, and then use the video as a last resort. For some process type things, like you describe, things I'm less familiar with, like a mechanic working on a car, a video might be easier.
I do very much like the rev interface for transcript/video. https://www.rev.com/transcript-editor/shared/MHjYIxnUkQQJMJ6...