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Multiple captions for the same language #5
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Is there any update on this issue? We want to mention this package in a book chapter, but as of now, we would also have to mention this limitation. |
Sorry for my delayed response. I will investigate this issue this weekend, and will get back to you all! Thank you very much for your patience. |
It would be greatly appreciated if either of you could provide me with a sample video URL for better reproducibility. |
Thanks for looking into this issue! ID = 3TNkWTRNNYE This is one of my own videos where YouTube automatically created subtitles (as it always does; those get the stamp "ASR"). Afterwards, I manually edited the subs and thus created another set of subtitles. You can use the package "tuber" to get a list of the subtitle tracks: list_caption_tracks(video_id = "3TNkWTRNNYE"). If you wish, I can create an additional test set of subtitles for this video. |
First of all, thank you for this great package! We just used this in a workshop on working with YouTube data and found it extremely helpful (especially since the
get_captions
function from thetuber
package does not seem to work anymore.While using the package in the workshop, we were wondering whether it may be possible to add an option for choosing between different caption tracks for the same language. For some videos, there are automatically generated (ASR) and manually generated caption tracks for the same language. If that is not (easily) possible, could you maybe say which track the function picks if there is more than one caption track for the same language? The most recently created/edited one or does it select manually generated captions if they exist and ASR otherwise?
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