> dl-youtube-cc 'wgNiGj1nGYE' -caption_num = 0 -caption_num_second = 3, -output_file = '0,3-zh,es.txt' Will saved as ĭl-youtube-cc wgNiGj1nGYE -translation ja -to_json=True will saved as, // continue ] use caption_num caption_num_second to get full controlĪll available caption will be displayed, use -caption_num -caption_num_second to choose the caption which will be displayed as original or translation transcript. Python version of algolia/youtube-captions-scraper: Fetch youtube user submitted or fallback to auto-generated captions Example save as txtĭl-youtube-cc wgNiGj1nGYE -translation ja

Full test with traivis to make sure things are on rail.

Support proxy for youtube, follow the step at Using Anaconda behind a company proxy by setting environment-variables.

All available caption will be displayed, use -caption_num -caption_num_second to choose the caption which will be displayed as original or translation transcript. Support exportting translation at the same time which is useful for language study.use caption_num caption_num_second to get full controlĭownload youtube subtitles(closed caption, cc) or srt as txt or json.

Due to changes of youtube api, you need to UPGRADE to 2.0.0, see Install and Run

Youtube download closed captions