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is there a way to make youtube-sub-extractor put its output in a buffer with a predefined name, like this one?
"*yse: SW3Tx-lHX3o*"
I'm trying to write something similar to this - warning: you'll probably be horrified at how low-level-ish my interfaces look! - for youtube-sub-extractor,
and my current prototype simply lists the buffers with, say, "SW3Tx-lHX3o" in their names and chooses the first one, but things would be much better if I could simply run youtube-sub-extractor in a standard hacky way and then open a buffer with the name that I had chosen, that would not include the title of the video, and that would never have a "<2>" or a "<3>" at its end...
Thanks in advance!
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Hi Agzam,
is there a way to make youtube-sub-extractor put its output in a buffer with a predefined name, like this one?
I'm trying to write something similar to this - warning: you'll probably be horrified at how low-level-ish my interfaces look! - for youtube-sub-extractor,
http://angg.twu.net/find-yttranscript-links.html
and my current prototype simply lists the buffers with, say, "SW3Tx-lHX3o" in their names and chooses the first one, but things would be much better if I could simply run youtube-sub-extractor in a standard hacky way and then open a buffer with the name that I had chosen, that would not include the title of the video, and that would never have a "<2>" or a "<3>" at its end...
Thanks in advance!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: