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I think you could parse the video description with python and use the otio python api to create a timeline object. IIRC you're trying to recreate the chapters feature from youtube. Maybe you could use Then use the adapter system to write an otio file if necessary: Is that what you're looking for? |
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I and @hisergiorojas are working on creating an example tutorial for OTIO which will overlay some useful data onto the timeline for a youtube video. (I presented about this idea at the last OTIO group meeting).
We have successfully used youtube-dl to download the video (as an .mp4 file) as well as the Youtube description. We are not sure what to do next in order to import this data into OTIO.
It seems that we need to somehow create a timeline file (as an .xml or .edl file for example) and then feed this into OTIO. Is this correct? How would we create such a file?
Thank you.
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