
Check out this little demo from CPC to see how it looks, or even watch a rental movie with captions like those available from The Walt Disney Studios. This means the text can appear near the character who is speaking, italicized to indicate an off-camera narrator, or even scrolling if the original captions were generated in a real-time mode. find_generated_transcript() which we have not used in this example since there are no generated captions, and we have only manual captions here.Broadcast caption support: If the channel owner provides a video caption file in a broadcast format, we now support its position and style information, just like you’d see on TV. find_manually_created_transcript() function to specifically find manual subscripts, similar to this we have. find_transcript() function that helps us to get the actual transcript of the video we are wanting along with the metadata. translate() function to convert/translate the caption from one language to another if at all it’s translatable (since we have only English subtitles for this language it might be not evident in this case, but this translation is very useful if there are transcripts of more than one language in the video). fetch() function to fetch the actual transcript. anslation_languages which give us a list of languages the transcript can be translated to.transcript.is_translatable tells whether this transcript can be translated or not.transcript.is_generated tell us whether it has been manually created or generated by YouTube.transcript.language_code returns us the language code of the transcript, for example, “en” for English, etc.transcript.language returns us the language of the transcript._id returns us the video ID of the video.


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