YouTube is the world's largest repository of free, high-quality knowledge — but it's locked in a format that's hard to reference, save, or share as a document. Watching a 1-hour tutorial is not the same as having a structured guide you can skim, annotate, or sell.
The tool exists to unlock that content — turning something ephemeral (a video) into something permanent and portable (an eBook)
I have just tried this and it looks very good , can i just ask, do you have to use your own videos or can you use creative commons videos only and no other due to legal constraints .
Interesting to know How exactly it works?
This is super cool! I actually work on something related (: