Closed ProgramComputer closed 6 months ago
Hi, I think this feature is a bit too much as it may need a lot of maintaining cost. Downloading a video don't take much time either so I don't think it's worth implementing for now, but it is a nice idea. Maybe you can show it on Discussions for those interested?
Hi, I think this feature is a bit too much as it may need a lot of maintaining cost. Downloading a video don't take much time either so I don't think it's worth implementing for now, but it is a nice idea. Maybe you can show it on Discussions for those interested?
@HugoFara Can you leave it as a draft? This would succeed text_from_yt.php.
Why do you need it as a draft? Moreover, due to the numerous changes since the intial PR, it will be easier for me to copy your code than merging this PR...
Why do you need it as a draft? Moreover, due to the numerous changes since the intial PR, it will be easier for me to copy your code than merging this PR...
When will you implement the feature?
I'm not planning on implementing it for now, I think of it as a nice extension to LWT capabilities, but I'm not reading to keep up on the maintaining cost.
Built upon #156. This is a step above #156 but optional if Youtube and web extractors is too much. If either youtube-dl or ytd-dl is installed in path and set-tts(save audio to disk) in settings is set. Youtube, vimeo, and Dailymotion URLs will download to the media path.
https://github.com/ProgramComputer/lwt/blob/ab016735b89d95bcc9b36bfe6db8411e1ca2c530/INSTALL.sh#L64
is important permission-wise for this feature.
If either is installed, putting a link in text import will show a button to get subtitles.