rmusser01 / tldw

tl/dw (Too Long, Didn't Watch): Your Personal Research Multi-Tool - a naive attempt at 'A Young Lady's Illustrated Primer'
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Improvement: Ability to track mentions of topics within a video, and have a list of times displayed, showing the time of mention of those topics/items #50

Closed rmusser01 closed 2 months ago

rmusser01 commented 5 months ago

Regarding timelines of mentions of a topic in a video: Immediate naive thought is having segments summarized per X time, and then going back and collecting where the topic was discussed.

Second thought is maintaining a list of items discussed every X seconds, with a running list kept, annotated with the time the topic was brought up and a context to why it was brought up.

Third is having a running log of each item discussed and a timestamp to when it was introduced, and then for every time it was brought up again.

Either way, would require interaction from the user to specify what content and where they want to jump to.

rmusser01 commented 3 months ago

examine timestamps and use them in citations.

rmusser01 commented 3 months ago

Yea this is easy in hindsight. Just ask the LLM. Duh.

rmusser01 commented 2 months ago

I want to close this issue since this is easily solved through a user prompt:

Please note the times according to the transcript timestamps when a topic is discussed. Please keep an ongoing list of timestamps for each major topic or item discussed.
rmusser01 commented 2 months ago

I am well aware of the commercialization aspect here and frankly couldn't care less about it right now. If you're reading this and are interested, just rip out the pipeline for it and then extend it to fit your needs and bam! you got a method to identify if your product is being talked about.