You don’t have to do anything extra here. That is, if you want to enjoy these videos on the desktop, you need something else.Ĭoming to the aspect of subtitles, YouTube Premium automatically downloads the subtitles. More importantly, the offline download feature works on Android and iOS only. However, you will have to subscribe to this paid service for the best experience. In case you did not know, YouTube Premium is the official way to download YouTube videos for offline needs.
As well as improving navigation to your YouTube video if metrics is your driver you’ll also get extra view hits each time a jump list item is used :).But, how do you get the YouTube videos with subtitles? Don’t worry, we have found a few options here. As YouTube/Google have done all the hard work creating the hyperlinks in the text you can also copy/paste to other places, for example, this Google Sites page. You should now have a video description like this or a G+ post like this.
Once you’ve added all your bookmarks you can copy/paste your list starting in cell E2 into your YouTube video description or G+ post which has your YouTube video link in it:. In the rows you would like create a bookmark add your text in column C:. In your copy of the Google Sheet template click in cell B2 and paste all the text you copied in the previous step. sbv file in a text editor, select all the text and copy. In the Subtitle edit page click on ‘Actions’ and download the. On your YouTube channel find your video and in the edit mode click on Subtitles/CC and then the subtitle file you want to use:. To make this easier for me I created a Google Sheets template where I can read through the subtitle text and create bookmarks at specific parts: One option is to download the subtitle file automatically generated by YouTube and scan the text to find the parts of your video you want to highlight. You can just listen back to your YouTube clip and take a note of the timecodes you want to highlight, but I wanted a quicker way. Both YouTube and Google+ make this a lot easier by detecting time codes in your description or post text and converting them to links that take you to that part of the video. As the recording is quite long I wanted to provide a quick way for people to jump to particular questions. I recently did a Q&A session as a Hangouts On Air.
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