YouTube is undoubtedly the leading video content platform used by billions of users. Everything spoken in a video can be extracted in a timestamped text file. This is called the transcript of the video. We often need it for research, learning, SEO, and accessibility purposes. In this tutorial, we'll learn different ways to extract transcripts from a YouTube video. We'll learn to extract it manually, through an API, and through 3rd-party tools. Remember, always use these transcripts for fair and ethical purposes. Students, researchers, and content creators can use it for learning in offline mode and for researching topics.
14 Windows Commands That Can Fix Most PC Problems
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There are different types of problems every Windows user has to deal with. These can include booting-related issues, disk corruption, slow computer performance, or network-related errors. An average Windows user isn't tech-savvy and often struggles to fix these issues. Most of these problems can be fixed easily without the need for a computer technician. In this tutorial, we'll learn some of the most useful commands to fix common Windows problems. We'll be using the command prompt interface. Even if you've never used a command line interface (CLI) before, you'll be able to follow this guide.
How to Protect Your Data on Public Wi-Fi
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Public Wi-Fi networks are nowadays available in almost every place. Whether it's airports, cafes, hotels, popular places, or even in the office. They are convenient and easy to use. But it comes with some dangers. Data theft and device hacking are two big threats when using a public Wi-Fi. In this tutorial, we'll share some of the best methods to protect your personal and business data when using a public Wi-Fi network. In other words, you'll get familiar with the best practices of using public Wi-Fi. You can apply them to both laptops and mobile devices. Let's get started and learn how to protect data on public Wi-Fi.
How to Upscale Videos on Your Desktop (Step-by-Step Guide)
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Content creators often want to upscale their videos to support big and modern screens. Generally, an average creator doesn't record with an expensive high-definition camera. Therefore, video upscaling becomes necessary when enhancing the quality of recorded video. In this tutorial, we'll guide you through upscaling videos directly on your desktop using one of the best open-source tools that is free to use. It not only saves you money but also ensures privacy. The tool we're going to use works on Windows, Mac, and Linux. Let's get started and learn video upscaling on a desktop through a free application.
How to Fix 100% Disk Usage Issue in Windows 10
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Have you ever experienced sudden sluggishness while working on your Windows 10 PC? Applications are almost freezing, and you just can't do any work. This often happens with old computers and laptops. Even the latest PCs can sometimes face this problem. Nine out of ten times, this sluggishness and freezing happen because of continous 100% disk usage. Culprits can be unnecessary background services or a poorly optimized computer. Today, we'll learn how to address this issue and prevent frequent 100% disk usage. You can apply these methods to other versions of Windows as well. Let's get started!
ZFS on Linux: How to Use It Properly (With Real Examples)
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If you care about data integrity, inadvertent deletion protection, and strong backup systems, ZFS on Linux is one of the best solutions you can employ to address all these needs. It’s not just a simple file system. Instead, it’s a powerful and full-fledged storage solution that can be used to manage RAID, file snapshots, file compression, and data integrity. Once you become familiar with it, transitioning to old-school setups like Ext4 + LVM feels limiting and insufficient. In this guide, we’ll provide you with real-world examples and practical commands that you can tweak and use for your ZFS setup. No lengthy explanations.
How to Save a Complete Webpage for Offline Reading (Full Guide)
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Sometimes, we are short on time and prefer to read a webpage later in offline mode. For that, you need to save it completely on your device. Almost every modern web browser supports several methods to download web pages for offline reading. Using these methods, we can save the web page in multiple formats for reading on regular computers as well as on specialized offline readers. In this guide, we'll learn each of these methods through a step-by-step tutorial. These methods include the use of extensions, browser-specific options, command-line tools, and much more. Let's get started!
How to Use Hidden File Explorer Features in Windows 10
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Generally, we use the Windows File Explorer as an application to browse directories and files. But, it's more than that! There are several lesser-known features that enable you to save time as well as increase your productivity. In this tutorial, we'll learn about these uncommon or somewhat hidden features to get the most out of the Windows file manager. We'll learn each of these features with a practical example you can easily apply and test on your Windows machine. Almost all of these features are available in Windows 10 and 11. A good number of them also work in older versions of Windows. Let's learn about it.
How to Create Custom GPTs for ChatGPT (Step-by-Step Guide)
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Custom GPTs are customized or specialized versions of ChatGPT built for a specific purpose. One can create it for general end users, for clients, or for private use. You do not need to be a programmer to create these custom GPTs, as no code is required. In this tutorial, you will learn what custom GPTs are and how you can create them. A step-by-step creation process guide will help you build your first custom GPT with ease. Once you have mastered it, you can create highly-refined and niche-oriented custom GPTs for different purposes. So, let's get started and create a custom GPT through a step-by-step process.
How to Enable Hidden Flags in Chrome and Edge
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If you are using Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge as one of your web browsers, you may not be familiar with something called flags. There's a hidden dedicated page of these flags that gives you access to experimental features not yet released publicly, but are still available to test by the end users. It also gives you access to certain developer tools that have not yet been added to the default interface. By enabling these flags, you get access to new features and tools to enhance and enrich your browsing experience. In this tutorial, we'll learn to access and use these flags on both Chrome and Edge.