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There are several ways to search inside stream recordings, and they suit different jobs. This compares the approaches rather than ranking products, and points out where ReRun.fun is and is not the right fit.
Free up to 10 hours. No card. Nothing to upload.
Free and built in. Good for one video you already know. No search across a channel, and long streams can be awkward to read through.
Paste a replay link and get a transcript to search or export. Good for one stream or for writing show notes. You repeat it for every video.
Some tools transcribe VODs locally, which suits people who want nothing uploaded and are happy to run software on their own machine. Your community cannot use them.
A service indexes the whole channel and keeps it updated, so you and your audience can search every stream at once. This is where ReRun.fun sits: YouTube only, second-accurate links, search on the web and in Discord, with chapters on Pro.
Point ReRun.fun at your channel and your first streams are searchable within the hour.
Index my channel freeUp to 10 hours indexed, search and shareable links.
Up to 400 hours, auto YouTube chapters, chart search, Discord bot.
Up to 1,000 hours, custom domain, priority support.
See every plan. Cancel anytime. Fans always search free.
For one video, the built-in transcript is enough. For a whole channel your community can search, use a channel-wide index.
Not today. It is built for YouTube. Other platforms are on the roadmap.
Yes. Index up to 10 hours free, no card.