For a given question finding answers in video subtitles and also linking to the subtitle

[systems]

Hello,

Any ideas on which APIs to use for searching answers in video subtitles, and also linking to the video and subtitle where the ‘answer’ was found/derived from?

For instance, there could be a series of videos on mental health covering depression, dealing with trauma, distress management, etc.
When a question related to depression is asked, like, what are the early signs of depression, then the answer (assuming it is present) should be derived from the subtitles of the video(s) on depression, and the source should also be linked.

In this case, getting the videos and their subtitles is not a challenge.

Thanks!

[linus]

Hi @systems,

I don’t know a tool and I think there is none available at the moment. However I have a Idea how to realize what you’re trying to achive:

1. Use the general ChatGPT-API to get search terms for Youtube serch terms

2. Use a youtube API to query the URL’s for the Videos regarding the search terms

3. Use this Web-App build by a user here on the forum Summarize youtube videos with just one click - Share your app/project - OpenAI API Community Forum (however I’m not sure if there is a API available, maybe get in touch with the developer directly?) to get the summary for the Videos and use this to search for the awnswers

Hope this helps or you can leverage one of the mentioned points

[systems]

Thanks for your detailed response @linus. In this case, getting the videos and their subtitles is not a challenge. Should have made this explicit in the post.

What needs to be done is to search the subtitles and find related subtitles for what is searched and link that moment in the video.

Thanks!

[linus]

Hi @systems,

please excuse my long reply time, I had no adequate solution for you at the time but when I came over a different thread here in the forum I thought this would be a viable approach for your use case:Embeddings - OpenAI API

Embedding - text length vs accuracy?

Hi @mattcorbin Its easy if you store both the text (what you call “chunks”) and the embedding vectors in DB table rows. Then, when you do a query you can select the search method based on the search text (length, context, etc) HTH Appendix: Example DB schema (FYI, only) create_table "embeddings", force: :cascade do |t| t.string "model" t.string "text" t.string "vector" t.datetime "created_at", precision: 6, null: false t.datetime "updated_at", precision…

Did you consider embeddings as a option for your project already?

Your welcome

[linus]

Hi @systems ,

I found a perfect answer!!!

8. OpenAI Question Answering - Financial Advisor Embeddings - YouTube In this YouTube Video your question is adressed perfectly.

Short summary - use embeddings!