#Devlog:2 of #Ship:2
I have implemented two things:
1.Now you can paste the link of a YouTube video and it will help you find the timestamp. Although I have just created the HTML, this time I didn’t have an idea of how I will grab the frames. By the way, I think I’ll try to download the video in low quality, and then grab the frames. If anyone has any ideas, just let me know, or I’ll try to serch and understand an easier way.
2. I have implemented a new model (Audio Model). In the Shipwright review video, I saw that the reviewer typed “MrBeast saying ‘Red Light,’” and my website at that time was only able to search through visuals. But now it can walk through the vocal parts. It converts the video’s audio into text, and then it will match the query. But here’s an error: we can’t check the query’s exact result matching percentage, and it may create some problems.

By the way, when you search, it has two options like @visual and @vocal. So when you select one, it only runs that one model. But if you have added say or said, then it also runs both things simultaneously. If you only put one thing, then it runs one model only, so it saves memory and works fast. But let’s suppose you didn’t select either one; then for accurate results, it runs both models.