YouTube Playlist Length Analyzer

YouTube Playlist Length Analyzer

How much time would it take you to watch a YouTube playlist

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How much time would it take you to watch a YouTube playlist, at different speeds and much more about the playlist
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Akash Mahanty
I'm the creator, I had previously used YouTube playlist-length services but those were mostly restricted in nature. For example, some services have a limit of only 500 videos. This tool does not have any limits; you can pass a playlist of size 1 or the maximum limit of Video YouTube allows per playlist. Video of Product: https://akamhy.me/assets/ypla.webm
Ongun Demirler
Congratulations on launching your product on Product Hunt. Its a huge accomplishment and a testament to the hard work and dedication you have put into creating something truly amazing.
John Koo
@demirlero Hey Ongun, I was just curious. Is this an auto-reply?
Akash Mahanty
@demirlero Thank you for the kind words.
John Koo
Hi Akash, Does this extension calculate how long it would take me to watch all the videos in a playlist? Is that right?
Akash Mahanty
@imjohnkoo It calculates the amount of time it would take to watch a playlist at normal speed (the default video speed) as well as at faster and slower speeds. This is useful when you are planning to study from a playlist or stream a large music playlist. It should be noted that YouTube does not have any functionality to determine the total length of the playlist.
John Koo
@akamhy Sounds very interesting. Upvoted!
Gullu Verma
Little confused of the use case. Can you help me understand why I would need this? Not throwing shade, just curious. Thanks! You have my upvote!
Akash Mahanty
@gullu_verma I'm glad you asked. The use case for the YouTube Playlist Length Analyzer is for people who want to know the total length of a YouTube playlist, or how much time it would take to watch the playlist at a different playback speed. This could be useful for several reasons: Planning your time: If you have a limited amount of time to watch videos, the tool can help you estimate how much of that time you can dedicate to a specific playlist. Organizing your watchlist: If you have a large number of playlists, the tool can help you determine which playlists you can watch in a single sitting and which playlists will take multiple sessions to complete. Estimating the length of educational content: If you're using YouTube to learn something new, the tool can help you determine how much time you need to allocate for a particular playlist. Managing your video consumption: If you want to limit your screen time or video consumption, the tool can help you determine how much time you're spending watching videos. These are just a few examples of why someone might use the YouTube Playlist Length Analyzer. I hope this clarifies things a bit!
Shakti Rao
This is cool. Have you considered creating a library of playlists? I would use that for sure. I see it as a natural use case/ next feature for a product like this.
Akash Mahanty
@shakti_rao Yes, that's correct! Having a library of playlists would certainly be a useful feature for many users. It would allow them to easily keep track of their favorite playlists and share them with others, making it a great resource for studying or just enjoying music. Thank you for the suggestion! Here's an example of how a library of playlists could be used to study a subject or chapter: For the subject of Linear Algebra, a user might create three playlists: "Linear Algebra Fundamentals" - This playlist might include videos that cover the basics of linear algebra, such as vector operations and matrix transformations. "Linear Algebra Applications" - This playlist could include videos that show how linear algebra is used in practical applications, such as computer graphics or machine learning. "Linear Algebra Practice Problems" - This playlist might include videos that provide practice problems and solutions to help the user solidify their understanding of the material. By creating these playlists and organizing them in a library, the user can easily keep track of their learning progress and reference the videos whenever they need to review a particular topic. They could also share these playlists with others who are studying the same subject, making it a collaborative learning experience.