How to Download YouTube Video Subtitles
Copy the URL of the video., Search for an appropriate web-based application., Paste the URL of the video in the appropriate field., Choose your video format., Download your video.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Copy the URL of the video.
Popular sites include KeepVid and ClipConverter.
The website you want for this is a general YouTube video downloading site.
These sites typically allow downloads from other popular video sharing sites, such as Vimeo, as well.
Before picking a download method, click the white box labeled “CC” near the bottom right corner of the video you want to download.
If the text you want appears or disappears, it is either added or generated text.
If the text is there regardless of the button, it is part of the video’s picture itself, and can’t be downloaded separately.
In this case, follow Method
1. , This will typically be an open text field next to a button.
On KeepVid, this is a white field with text that starts with, “enter the link,” next to a gray button that reads “Download”.
On ClipConverter, The field is gray and black with no text, next to a black button that reads “Continue”. , Modern video downloaders typically let you choose from a variety of video qualities and formats.
Typical formats include mp4, AVI, and FLV.
On ClipConverter, these appear directly beneath the URL field, under the heading “Conversion Format:”.
Once you click continue, you will have the option to choose video quality, then clicking “Start” will begin the conversion process and change over to the download screen.
On KeepVid, the options appear after you enter your link and click “Download”.
The different quality and format options appear as a list of individual links. , The video will be saved in your downloads folder by default, but if you right click the link, then click “Save As”, you can download the video anywhere you like, as well as rename it if you wish.
Because the subtitles are part of the video, they will appear regardless of the format or quality. -
Step 2: Search for an appropriate web-based application.
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Step 3: Paste the URL of the video in the appropriate field.
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Step 4: Choose your video format.
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Step 5: Download your video.
Detailed Guide
Popular sites include KeepVid and ClipConverter.
The website you want for this is a general YouTube video downloading site.
These sites typically allow downloads from other popular video sharing sites, such as Vimeo, as well.
Before picking a download method, click the white box labeled “CC” near the bottom right corner of the video you want to download.
If the text you want appears or disappears, it is either added or generated text.
If the text is there regardless of the button, it is part of the video’s picture itself, and can’t be downloaded separately.
In this case, follow Method
1. , This will typically be an open text field next to a button.
On KeepVid, this is a white field with text that starts with, “enter the link,” next to a gray button that reads “Download”.
On ClipConverter, The field is gray and black with no text, next to a black button that reads “Continue”. , Modern video downloaders typically let you choose from a variety of video qualities and formats.
Typical formats include mp4, AVI, and FLV.
On ClipConverter, these appear directly beneath the URL field, under the heading “Conversion Format:”.
Once you click continue, you will have the option to choose video quality, then clicking “Start” will begin the conversion process and change over to the download screen.
On KeepVid, the options appear after you enter your link and click “Download”.
The different quality and format options appear as a list of individual links. , The video will be saved in your downloads folder by default, but if you right click the link, then click “Save As”, you can download the video anywhere you like, as well as rename it if you wish.
Because the subtitles are part of the video, they will appear regardless of the format or quality.
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