The Thumbnails plugin allows users to insert video thumbnails directly into their notes, making it easier to visualize and organize linked content. Compatible with YouTube and Vimeo, the plugin simplifies the process of embedding video previews through commands or manually adding code blocks. It can automatically fetch video titles for links, enhancing the readability of notes. Additionally, it offers offline settings to save thumbnail information and optionally store images locally, ensuring functionality even without internet access.
The Enhance YouTube Links plugin streamlines the process of embedding YouTube links in your Obsidian notes by automatically fetching details like the video title and, optionally, the channel name, channel URL, and thumbnail URL. It supports various YouTube URL formats and ensures a cleaner, more informative presentation of video links within your notes.
The YTranscript plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who frequently watch YouTube videos and take notes. With this plugin, you can easily extract transcripts from selected YouTube links and view them in a side window with timestamped markers. You can customize the frequency of timestamps and even copy all text or drag-and-drop lines to add to your notes. The plugin also allows you to click on timestamps to jump to specific points in the video, making it a powerful tool for note-taking and research.
The YouTube Template plugin helps users efficiently take notes on YouTube videos by generating notes from a video URL using customizable templates. Users can configure the template folder, template structure, and formats for chapters and hashtags. This plugin streamlines the process of capturing information from videos, making it easier to organize and reference video content within Obsidian. Integration with the YouTube Data API enables enhanced functionality, such as fetching video metadata.
The YouTube Video Summarizer plugin allows users to generate AI-powered summaries of YouTube videos directly within Obsidian. It extracts transcripts from videos and processes them using Google's Gemini AI to create structured notes. The plugin identifies key points, explains technical terms, and formats summaries with metadata for better organization. Users can generate summaries by pasting a YouTube URL in a note or using the command palette. Customization options include selecting AI models and modifying the summary prompt, making it a useful tool for capturing insights from video content efficiently.
The YouTube Downloader plugin is a convenient tool for Obsidian users who want to save YouTube videos directly into their notes. With this plugin, you can download videos from the popular video-sharing platform and embed them in your Obsidian notes, making it easy to reference and access your favorite content. The plugin offers a simple command-line interface, allowing you to quickly download videos with just a few keystrokes. Whether you're looking to save educational resources or personal favorites, the YouTube Downloader plugin is a valuable addition to your Obsidian toolkit.
The Geulo plugin integrates your liked YouTube videos into Obsidian, enhancing content review and organization. It retrieves all your liked YouTube videos using the YouTube Data API v3, allowing you to search, sort, and view them in the sidebar. Additionally, you can add videos directly to your daily notes for easy reference. Upcoming features include batch updating daily notes with liked videos and displaying popular videos. The plugin is designed to make re-watching valuable content easier, leveraging Obsidian's knowledge base capabilities to deepen learning and review habits.
The Youtube Summarizer plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian note-takers who struggle with lengthy YouTube videos. This plugin automates the process of downloading video transcripts and using OpenAI's ChatGPT3.5 to distill key points into concise notes. With the summarization feature, you can turn hours of video content into minutes, making it easier to curate knowledge and elevate your note-taking game. Whether you're taking notes on Andrew Huberman's insights or any other content-rich video, this plugin is a valuable tool for creating insightful, concise summaries.
The YouTube Iframe Timestamps Plugin is a fantastic addition for Obsidian users who work with video content and need efficient referencing. This plugin allows you to embed YouTube videos directly in your notes with specific timestamps, making it easy to jump to key moments without ever leaving Obsidian. Especially useful for students, researchers, and video-driven workflows, it keeps you focused by embedding the video within your note-taking environment. To use, simply paste YouTube links with timestamps, and the plugin handles the rest, letting you click through to precise moments in the video. Note that it currently works in Source mode, so switching your default editing mode might be helpful for a smoother experience.
The Timecodes plugin enhances note-taking in Obsidian by converting raw timecodes (`MM:SS` or `HH:MM:SS`) into clickable links within reading mode. It streamlines referencing timestamps in notes, making it easy to jump to specific moments in audio or video recordings. The plugin also detects and processes YouTube links, supporting raw URLs, markdown links, and embedded video formats.