Add it with a link
Enter the video’s address and choose its category in your base.
YouTube importOne URL, one YouTube import,
One URL, one YouTube import,
new knowledge.
YouTube import brings a video’s content into your base, so you can extract its ideas and find them again as questions arise.
YouTube link → Transcript → Reuse
What you can do
YouTube import: from content to practice.
Understand quickly
Use the transcript, the summary and the key points without watching the whole video again.
Reuse the ideas
Question the content and find the passages that feed your own work.
How it works
YouTube import: three steps to begin.
Copy the URL
Choose the YouTube video you want to add.
Run the import
Add the link and file the content in the right category.
Explore the video
Read the information extracted, ask your questions and find the relevant passages.
A concrete use
Market watch made usable through YouTube import
Gather the talks and interviews that matter to your work. Find a precise idea at the moment you are drafting a note or preparing a meeting.
Frequently asked questions
What you want to know about YouTube import.
Does the video have to be mine?
For internal market watch, the use stays private. To republish or widely circulate content drawn from a video, check the rights attached to the source.
What if the video has no subtitles?
A transcript is produced from the soundtrack. Its quality depends on the recording, as with any other audio.
Does the base update if the video changes?
No. The content is taken at the moment of the import. A replaced video calls for a new import and the removal of the old entry.
How do I know whether a source is worth it?
Look at who is speaking, and when. A landmark talk ages more slowly than a product announcement. For market watch, a few solid sources beat a pile of content nobody reviews afterwards.
