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A long stream costs 1 credit like any other video.
Missed a 4-hour stream? Get its transcript and skim it in minutes, search for the part you need, or collect every past stream of a channel to search them all at once.
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After the stream has ended, copy its link: youtube.com/watch?v=… or youtube.com/live/… both work.
One stream in Single video, or many links in Bulk videos. For a channel's past streams, paste youtube.com/@name/streams on a paid plan.
Turn on Timestamps to see when each thing was said, then download TXT, SRT, Excel or the full ZIP.
A long stream costs 1 credit like any other video.
Add /streams to a channel link (paid plans) to collect its past live streams, newest first.
Timestamps show exactly when a topic came up in a long stream.
Download SRT or VTT to reuse captions when you re-upload highlights.
Yes, once the stream has ended and YouTube has added captions. Paste its link (watch?v=… or /live/…) and click Get transcript.
YouTube can take a few hours to create auto-generated captions for a finished stream, longer for very long ones. Try again later; failed tries cost nothing.
Yes, on paid plans. Paste the channel link with /streams at the end and choose how many to get (up to 250 per run).
No. Every transcript is 1 credit regardless of length.
No. Live captions aren't available to download until the stream ends and YouTube processes it.