This is a submission for the Google AI Studio Multimodal Challenge
I created an applet that can be seen at Google Cloud here for a certain period of time (https://vidnote-633427082599.us-west1.run.app/) and in a video below that takes videos that you upload (preferably those that are lectures or educational or formal) and generates a transcript, an image related to the video, and several summaries filled with notes for you.
The summaries can be downloaded as text files for you to work with and edit later. The different summaries also come in different mannerisms to help with different audiences, from a collegiate summary to a summary for beginners to an expert summary to a summary for grade schoolers to a summary that's even explained using brain-rot terms. I worked alone without a team on this project.
Many people might have trouble watching seminars or educational videos or recordings & taking notes, or getting the core message of these videos. Sometimes, the video might have useful but dense information that is far above your level of understanding, but you still want to get the concepts being described. Others contain basic information, but there is too much information to get through effectively, or not dense enough to be useful to you.
This solution allows AI to take these videos and turn the video into a transcript that can easily be read, then turns said transcript into various summaries at different levels of expertise for you to go over. Then you can download the summary you prefer into a .txt file that can be edited further to your heart's content.
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I used Google AI Studio for many of the features in the applet I created -specifically uses a lot of functionality from Gemini Flash 2.5.
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