Get a YouTube transcript in Spanish
FalconScrape
Pulls the Spanish captions of a YouTube video instead of the default language, with timestamps. Set any language code to get transcripts for translation work, language learning or multilingual datasets.
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The Spanish YouTube transcript task fetches the Spanish captions of a YouTube video instead of the original language and saves the full text, timestamped segments, word count and video details.
The Spanish YouTube transcript task uses the language code "es". Change it to fr, de, pt-BR or any code the video offers; the list of available languages in the output shows which captions exist.
The Spanish YouTube transcript task then returns the original-language transcript. A requested-language-found flag in each result tells you whether the Spanish version was really available.
The Spanish YouTube transcript task can be paired with a second run that leaves the language empty: you get the Spanish and original transcripts of the same video, each with its own timestamps.
The Spanish YouTube transcript task is billed per transcript saved, plus a tiny start fee per run. Lower maxItems to cap cost when you add more video links; current rates are on the Actor's Pricing tab.
The Spanish YouTube transcript task accepts a list of YouTube links or video IDs, so you can paste many videos into one run; each gets its Spanish captions when the video has them.