Every key point is tied to the exact second it happens. Click a line, and the video jumps straight there.
Timestamps are tied to the transcript, not estimated from video length — accurate to the second.
Inside the extension, clicking a summary point jumps the YouTube player directly to that moment.
If the video already has chapter markers, they're used as a reference and the summary adds finer detail between them.
Scan the timestamped points and jump only to the sections relevant to you.
Timestamps are tied to the moment each point was actually discussed in the transcript, down to the second.
Clicking to jump directly in the video player works inside the SmartTranscript extension while watching on YouTube.
Yes — existing chapter markers are used as a starting reference, and the summary adds finer detail between them.