This bot's goal is to identify the chapters in an audiobook hosted on YouTube 🔎🕵🏻‍♂️📋

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Result for The Animal Farm
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iosHzNmVYbA

Chapter 1        0:00:07         Duration: 0:00:07
Chapter 2        0:16:51         Duration: 0:16:43
Chapter 3        0:33:05         Duration: 0:16:14
Chapter 4        0:47:13         Duration: 0:14:07
Chapter 5        0:57:48         Duration: 0:10:34
Chapter 6        1:17:14         Duration: 0:19:26
Chapter 7        1:34:49         Duration: 0:17:35
Chapter 8        1:57:52         Duration: 0:23:03
Chapter 9        2:22:48         Duration: 0:24:55
Chapter 10       2:45:23         Duration: 0:22:34


by https://github.com/ThisIsDjonathan/youtube-audiobook-chapter-identifier
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This is done in 3 steps:

1. The YoutubeVideoHelper.py will download the YouTube content as a .mp4;
2. Then the AudioToTextHelper.py will use the OpenAI whisper to transcribe the audio to text;
3. The last step is done by the Audiobook.py which will find where each chapter starts based on the result text from the step above.

The script will create a folder inside the ./audiobooks/ directory for each audiobook.

This is the file structure: 📦 youtube-audiobook-chapter-identifier
┣ 📂 audiobooks
┃ ┗ 📂 Audio Book 1
┃     ┗ 🎧 youtube-content.mp4
┃     ┗ 📋 audio-to-text.json

First, install the Python dependencies:

pip install -r requirements.txt

Then update the main.py setting the Audiobook title and its Youtube URL.

def main():
    audiobook_title = 'The Animal Farm'
    youtube_url = 'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iosHzNmVYbA'

And finally run the script: python main.py

We are using the pytube library to download the Youtube data. We download the audio only and save the file as youtube-content.mp4.

After download the audio file from YouTube we use the OpenAI whisper to transcribe the audio to text. The result of this process is a JSON file saved as audio-to-text.json

The chapter finder (Audiobook.find_chapters()) will loop through each segment resulted in the whisper transcription and look for the word "chapter". This should be done in a better way since currently I'm using a simple and dumb if statement to do so 😅

Check the open issues 😁

👤 Djonathan Krause

• Website: djonathan.com
• Github: @ThisIsDjonathan

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