Turn a YouTube lecture into notes
A three-hour lecture the night before the exam is a lot of time you don't have. Paste its link into TellBrief and you get the topics in order with the time each one starts, the points worth writing down, every subject word explained and a short quiz. Tap a time to jump to that part of the video, so you rewatch only what you need.
How to do it
- On YouTube, tap Share and Copy link.
- Paste the link into TellBrief and pick English, हिंदी or Hinglish.
- Read the topics with their start times and the key points.
- Take the quiz, and tap a time to rewatch just that part.
What TellBrief tells you
- Every topic in the lecture, with the time it starts
- The key points and formulas worth writing down
- Subject words explained simply
- A quiz from the lecture, for teaching videos
Words you'll see
- Timestamp
- The time a topic starts, like 1:12:30. Tap it to open the video at that moment.
- Captions
- The video's subtitles. TellBrief reads them; videos without captions can still work as a recording.
- Quiz
- Questions from what the teacher said, made only for lectures and other teaching videos.
Questions
How long can the lecture be?
Videos with captions work up to 5 hours on Free. You get the topics with their start times and a quiz.
Does it work for Hindi lectures?
Yes. Hindi, English and Hinglish lectures work, and you can read the notes in any of the three.
Do I get a quiz for every video?
Only for teaching videos like lectures and lessons. A vlog or a song gets a summary without a quiz.
Is it free?
Yes, it's free to start, with no card needed.
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