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The best material is the hardest to rewatch

Give it the address of a Bilibili video and the speech inside comes back as text. The Bilibili transcript ignores the danmaku and keeps the words.
Long Chinese video, where the timeline is the only other index.
Six things worth knowing about reading Chinese video as text.
Start from a video or part
Copy the address of the clip you need, whether it is a single upload or one part of a series.
Read speech, not danmaku
The scrolling comments belong to the audience. A Bilibili transcript records only what was actually narrated.
Keep every passage placed
Every block is tied to the second it was said, so a claim can be checked without a rewatch.
Work through a series in order
Twenty parts of a course are read one after another, each landing as its own Bilibili transcript.
Fix terms that were misheard
Personal names, dialects and technical vocabulary can be corrected once and stay corrected in the file.
Return text or timed captions
Take readable prose, or a caption set if the lines are being put back over the picture.

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No application, no account and no playback on your side.
Take the link from the video or from the part you need. It has to open for anyone who has it.
The spoken track is read through in order, and a Bilibili transcript is assembled with a position for each passage.
Take the result into your notes, or keep it wherever that project is filed.
Four people who needed the narration in writing.
Lin Yuwei
Graduate Student
The readings for my thesis are recorded lectures, some of them two hours long. A Bilibili transcript lets me quote a definition without replaying the whole session to find it.
Arnaud Petit
Documentary Researcher
Archive documentaries from Chinese broadcasters are only on this platform. I keep the transcripts beside my notes so a sequence can be described accurately rather than from memory.
Chen Ming
Localisation Editor
We subtitle Chinese explainers for an English audience. The Bilibili transcript comes first, then the translation is built on it, which is far faster than working from audio alone.
Sofia Rahman
Technical Trainer
Our onboarding material is a twenty-part video series, and new staff cannot watch it all. I hand them the text of each part so they can search for the one step they need.
What the tool reads, what it leaves out and what you get back.
Give it a public upload and the narration comes back as text, every passage placed, ready to be searched and quoted.
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