EXTRACTING BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE FROM VIDEO CONTENT AT SCALE: 80% FASTER INSIGHTS
The Pain of Manual Video Analysis — 40 Hours per Month
For a content creator like Marques Brownlee, analyzing 20 hours of video content from a recent conference using tools like Otter.ai and Descript can take around 40 hours per month, with a significant portion of that time spent reviewing transcripts, summarizing key points, and extracting quotes. This process not only delays the creation of valuable content but also costs around $2,000 per month in labor costs. With over 500 hours of video content being uploaded to YouTube every minute, the need for efficient video analysis has never been more pressing.
The Manual Way — 10 Steps, 2 Weeks
The manual process of extracting business intelligence from video content involves several time-consuming steps: (1) uploading videos to a transcription tool like Trint, (2) waiting for the transcription to complete, which can take up to 2 hours for a 1-hour video, (3) reviewing the transcript for accuracy, (4) summarizing key points, (5) extracting quotes, (6) identifying key moments, (7) creating a summary report, (8) analyzing the report for insights, (9) creating a presentation or article based on the insights, and (10) publishing the content. This process can take up to 2 weeks to complete, depending on the length and complexity of the video content.
How AI Video Intelligence Works — 1 Hour, 10 Inputs
AI Video Intelligence, on the other hand, can extract business intelligence from video content in under 1 hour, with 10 specific inputs: (1) video URL, (2) language, (3) transcription quality, (4) summary length, (5) quote extraction, (6) key moment detection, (7) sentiment analysis, (8) entity recognition, (9) topic modeling, and (10) output format. The AI engine processes these inputs and generates a comprehensive output, including a full transcript, summary, key moments, quotes, and insights.
Real Example — Extracting Insights from a TED Talk
For example, if we input a TED Talk URL, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0af00UgNt6Y, into AI Video Intelligence, with the following settings:
{
"videoUrl": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0af00UgNt6Y",
"language": "en",
"transcriptionQuality": "high",
"summaryLength": 200,
"quoteExtraction": true,
"keyMomentDetection": true,
"sentimentAnalysis": true,
"entityRecognition": true,
"topicModeling": true,
"outputFormat": "json"
}
The output will be a structured JSON object containing the transcript, summary, key moments, quotes, and insights:
{
"transcript": "...",
"summary": "The speaker discusses the importance of climate change and its impact on our planet.",
"keyMoments": [
{
"timestamp": 10,
"text": "The speaker mentions the rising sea levels."
},
{
"timestamp": 20,
"text": "The speaker shows a graph of the increasing temperature."
}
],
"quotes": [
{
"text": "We must act now to save our planet.",
"timestamp": 30
}
],
"insights": [
{
"topic": "climate change",
"sentiment": "negative",
"entities": ["earth", "sea levels"]
}
]
}
Who Gets the Most Out of This — 3 Personas
Three specific personas who can benefit from AI Video Intelligence are: (1) content creators like Marques Brownlee, who can use it to analyze video content and create engaging articles and social media posts, (2) researchers like Dr. Brené Brown, who can use it to analyze interviews and lectures to identify patterns and trends, and (3) sales enablement teams like those at HubSpot, who can use it to analyze customer testimonials and feedback to improve their sales strategy.
Get Started — 1-Click Trial
To try AI Video Intelligence and extract business intelligence from video content 80% faster, visit https://apify.com/javybar/video-intel and sign up for a 1-click trial to start analyzing your video content today.
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