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Automate Subtitle Generation for Video Libraries
VideoDB Documentation
Pages
Welcome to VideoDB Docs
Quick Start Guide
Video Indexing Guide
Semantic Search
How Accurate is Your Search?
Collections
Public Collections
Callback Details
Ref: Subtitle Styles
Language Support
Guide: Subtitles
Visual Search and Indexing
Scene Extraction Algorithms
Custom Annotations
Scene-Level Metadata: Smarter Video Search & Retrieval
Advanced Visual Search Pipelines
Playground for Scene Extractions
Deep Dive into Prompt Engineering : Mastering Video Scene Indexing
Multimodal Search
Multimodal Search: Quickstart
Conference Slide Scraper with VideoDB
Real‑Time Video Pipeline
Meeting Recording Agent Quickstart
How VideoDB Solves Complex Visual Analysis Tasks
Generative Media Quickstart
Generative Media Pricing
Dynamic Video Streams
Ref: TextAsset
Guide : TextAsset
Transcoding Quickstart
Director - Video Agent Framework
Agent Creation Playbook
How I Built a CRM-integrated Sales Assistant Agent in 1 Hour
Make Your Video Sound Studio Quality with Voice Cloning
Setup Director Locally
Open Source Tools
LlamaIndex VideoDB Retriever
PromptClip: Use Power of LLM to Create Clips
StreamRAG: Connect ChatGPT to VideoDB
Zapier Integration
Auto-Dub Videos & Save to Google Drive
Create & Add Intelligent Video Highlights to Notion
Create GenAI Video Engine - Notion Ideas to Youtube
Automatically Detect Profanity in Videos with AI - Update on Slack
Generate and Store YouTube Video Summaries in Notion
Automate Subtitle Generation for Video Libraries
Solve customers queries with Video Answers
N8N Workflows
AI-Powered Meeting Intelligence: Recording to Insights Automation
AI Powered Dubbing Workflow for Video Content
Automate Subtitle Generation for Video Libraries
Automate Interview Evaluations with AI
Turn Meeting Recordings into Actionable Summaries
Auto-Sync Sales Calls to HubSpot CRM with AI
Instant Notion Summaries for Your Youtube Playlist
Examples and Tutorials
Dubbing - Replace Soundtrack with New Audio
VideoDB x TwelveLabs: Real-Time Video Understanding
Beep curse words in real-time
Remove Unwanted Content from videos
Instant Clips of Your Favorite Characters
Insert Dynamic Ads in real-time
Adding Brand Elements with VideoDB
Revolutionize Video Editing with VideoDb: Effortless Ad Placement and Seamless Video Integration
Eleven Labs x VideoDB: Adding AI Generated voiceovers to silent footage
Elevating Trailers with Automated Narration
Add Intro/Outro to Videos
Enhancing Video Captions with VideoDB Subtitle Styling
Audio overlay + Video + Timeline
Building Dynamic Video Streams with VideoDB: Integrating Custom Data and APIs
Adding AI Generated Voiceovers with VideoDB and LOVO
AI Generated Ad Films for Product Videography: Wellsaid, Open AI & VideoDB
Fun with Keyword Search
AWS Rekognition and VideoDB - Intelligent Video Clips
AWS Rekognition and VideoDB - Effortlessly Remove Inappropriate Content from Video
Overlay a Word-Counter on Video Stream
Generate Automated Video Outputs with Text Prompts | DALL-E + ElevenLabs + OpenAI + VideoDB
Edge of Knowledge
Building Intelligent Machines
Part 1 - Define Intelligence
Part 2 - Observe and Respond
Part 3 - Training a Model
Society of Machines
Society of Machines
Autonomy - Do we have the choice?
Emergence - An Intelligence of the collective
Drafts
From Language Models to World Models: The Next Frontier in AI
The Future Series
Building World's First Video Database
Multimedia: From MP3/MP4 to the Future with VideoDB
Introducing VideoDB: The Pinnacle of Synchronized Video Streaming for the Modern Web
Dynamic Video Streams
Why do we need a Video Database Now?
What's a Video Database ?
Enhancing AI-Driven Multimedia Applications
Misalignment of Today's Web
Beyond Traditional Video Infrastructure
Research Grants
Temp Doc
VideoDB MCP Server
Customer Love
Team
Internship: Build the Future of AI-Powered Video Infrastructure
Ashutosh Trivedi
Playlists
Talks - Solving Logical Puzzles with Natural Language Processing - PyCon India 2015
Ashish
Shivani Desai
Gaurav Tyagi
Rohit Garg
Automate Subtitle Generation for Video Libraries
Workflow Overview:
Automate the process of generating subtitles for uploaded videos.
Store the subtitled videos in a designated Google Drive folder.
Improve accessibility for audiences who need captions.
Prerequisites:
A Zapier account to create and manage workflows.
Access to VideoDB with an active API key.
A configured Google Drive account with a folder (e.g., “Videos with Subtitles”) for storing processed videos.
A Zapier Interface form to collect video name and video URL submissions.
Basic understanding of Zapier workflows (Zaps) and triggers.
Detailed Steps:
Workflow 1: Form Submission and Upload
Form Creation (Zapier Interfaces)
:
Create a blank form titled
Subtitle Video
.
Add two fields:
Video Name (short text, required).
Video URL (valid URL field, required).
Share the form link for submissions.
Trigger Setup
:
In Zapier, set the trigger to
Form Submission Created
from Interfaces.
Select the subtitle video form and page.
Upload and Index with VideoDB
:
Add an action to upload and index the video via VideoDB.
Authenticate using your VideoDB API key.
Map video name and URL from the form data.
Set a target label (e.g.,
subtitle video
) to connect with the second workflow.
Test to confirm a Job ID is returned, indicating the task has started.
Publish Workflow 1
:
Activate the workflow so form submissions trigger video uploads automatically.
Workflow 2: Subtitle Generation and Storage
Trigger Setup
:
Create a new Zap with trigger
New Video Uploaded Job
from VideoDB.
Filter by target label
subtitle video
to ensure only relevant jobs trigger this workflow.
Subtitle Generation
:
Add an action to
Generate Subtitles
using VideoDB.
Select dynamic video ID from the trigger event.
Configure subtitle style (e.g.,
supersize
animation to enlarge the spoken word).
Test to confirm the output returns a stream URL, download URL, and new video ID.
Google Drive Storage
:
Add an action to
Upload File
to Google Drive.
Authenticate with your Google account and select the designated folder (e.g.,
Videos with Subtitles
).
Use the downloadable URL from VideoDB as the input file.
Set the file name dynamically from the form submission with “.mp4” extension.
Test to confirm the subtitled video is stored in the correct folder.
Publish Workflow 2
:
Activate this workflow to automatically process and store subtitled videos.
Links to workflows:
Workflow 1 :
https://zapier.com/shared/55c30af3c6b74590de9bb94835785a085e2806fb
Workflow 2 :
https://zapier.com/shared/9e99d44362db51149cb2508eb939ed243e73b254
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