I need to display an iframe page with a video on request for a certain word with a time stamp where this word is reproduced
I'm still able to find a video by keyword but without a time stamp
you could use the YouTube API to search for videos based on keywords, retrieve the video ID and then use the API to retrieve the transcript of the video.then search the transcript for the desired word and retrieve the time stamp associated with that word
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So I am making a bot using the Discord.JS API. The bot basically plays the audio of a given youtube link (ytdl-core). Every time I type a link of what I want to play, the embed of the youtube link shows up. I know there are ways to disable embeds on the text channels, but I don't want to have to do that. Is there a way to delete just the embed?
There is actually. If you wrap your link in less than and greater than signs (<>), an embed won't appear.
I know I can get a URL to thumbnail for a youtube video. For ex: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/J---aiyznGQ/hqdefault.jpg
Also, I know I can get link to the video at any second like this:
https://youtu.be/J---aiyznGQ?t=7
I would like to get a thumbnail for the video at the time specified. Does youtube provide that? Is there a way to generate thumbnail at the time specified programmatically?
I think what you're asking for is a screencap/screenshot of the video at a particular time frame. The simplest thing to do in this case is to use your system's inbuilt screenshot software and then capture your image.
But since you asked programmatically:
You can use Pyscreenshot
or follow this tutorial which uses pyautogui.
Note: You need Python in both the cases above.
I want to record an audio from the website (not using or from mic) with HTML or JavaScript. For example, if user click a button, then website start record a sounds from its own and save it.
But I can't find how to record audio from website. When I search about this, I can found so many way to record audio from mic but no website.
Say I wanted to stream a live video, I know I can go to YouTube, click the live button and grab the embed code BUT how soon could one get a live video and embed it into their site? If there was a news station like CNN or SkyNews for instance, could we get the embed code for the live broadcast one day in advance? One Week? Or do you just have to wait until the video starts playing live to get the embed code?
I wanted to know if there is any way to determine the duration of my mp3 song through javascript so that I could play the next song in the embed tag according to the ending time of the first song in embed tag.
No, there isn't. <embed> has no standard API to get any information about the embedded content. Use an <audio> element if you want that sort of data.