Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
obsidian-yt-transcript could work better with the other Obsidian plugin media-extend.
media-extend creates timestamped links that, when clicked (when the media-extend plugin is enabled), will take to the timestamp section in the link to the video opened by media-extend directly within Obsidian.
However, the links media-extend uses has #t= instead of &t=.
Example:
Describe the solution you'd like
Replace &t= with #t= in the timestamped links obsidian-yt-transcript creates. This way, when the link is clicked, media-extend opens and/or goes straight to the time stamp in the video opened through media-extend.
When media-extend is not enables (or on) the links will work normally and open the YouTube video in a browser at the timestamp.
Describe alternatives you've considered
The native transcript in media-extend but it doesn't have the option to change the time intervals. So copying text from the transcript would require the user to manually remove every timestamp that gets copied over, remove the extra spacing, and connect the text into sentences.
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Example:
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
obsidian-yt-transcriptcould work better with the other Obsidian pluginmedia-extend.media-extendcreates timestamped links that, when clicked (when themedia-extendplugin is enabled), will take to the timestamp section in the link to the video opened bymedia-extenddirectly within Obsidian.However, the links
media-extenduses has#t=instead of&t=.Example:
media-extend: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iMo5-4h_XwE&t=119#t=01:59.00obsidian-yt-transcript: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iMo5-4h_XwE&t=119&t=113Describe the solution you'd like
Replace
&t=with#t=in the timestamped linksobsidian-yt-transcriptcreates. This way, when the link is clicked,media-extendopens and/or goes straight to the time stamp in the video opened throughmedia-extend.When
media-extendis not enables (or on) the links will work normally and open the YouTube video in a browser at the timestamp.Describe alternatives you've considered
The native transcript in
media-extendbut it doesn't have the option to change the time intervals. So copying text from the transcript would require the user to manually remove every timestamp that gets copied over, remove the extra spacing, and connect the text into sentences.Additional context
No screenshots.
Example:
media-extend: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iMo5-4h_XwE&t=119#t=01:59.00 (specifically "#t" in #t=01:59.00)obsidian-yt-transcript: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iMo5-4h_XwE&t=119&t=113 (specifically "&t" in &t=119&t=113)