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# YouTube

El paso de integración de YouTube te permite recuperar subtítulos de los videos de tu propio canal de YouTube. Esta integración permite reutilizar contenido al extraer texto de tu biblioteca de videos para usarlo en artículos, resúmenes y otros formatos de contenido.

### Cómo configurar el paso de integración de YouTube

#### Tipo de acción

**Recuperar subtítulos del video**: Extrae subtítulos/transcripción de tu video de YouTube

#### URL o ID del video

Ingresa el ID del video de YouTube de tu canal:

* ID del video: `dQw4w9WgXcQ`

#### Campos clave de salida

* `full_text`: Subtítulos completos como una sola cadena
* `transcript`: Arreglo de segmentos de subtítulos con marca de tiempo
* `video_title`: Título de tu video
* `video_id`: Identificador del video de YouTube

### Casos de uso comunes

* Transforma el contenido del video en entradas de blog
* Genera resúmenes y puntos clave del video
* Crea notas del programa para episodios de pódcast
* Extrae citas para contenido de redes sociales
* Crea contenido قابل búsqueda a partir de tu biblioteca de videos

**Nota:** Debes autenticar tu cuenta de YouTube en Configuración de AirOps > Integraciones antes de usar este paso.


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