Fewer Vimeo videos come with captions than on YouTube — which is exactly where speech-to-text fallback earns its keep.
If a caption track exists, it's used directly; if not, speech-to-text fills the gap.
If you can view the video with the password, the transcript can be extracted the same way.
Summaries, key points, and translation work on Vimeo transcripts too.
Vimeo is common for internal training and courses — this makes that content searchable and skimmable.
Fewer Vimeo videos have built-in captions, which is exactly why speech-to-text fallback matters more here than on YouTube.
If you have the password and can view the video, the transcript can be extracted the same way as a public one.
Yes, the same AI summary and key-points features available for YouTube work on Vimeo transcripts.