When searching on YouTube, is there any way I can filter out videos that really are audio only and only has meaningless placeholder "watch paint dry" video content, eg.
- a single static image
- a series of images with the Ken Burns effect
- etc.
I realise this may be hard to define and even harder to program, but I wouldn't be surprised if YouTube has some sort of classification technology at least internally on what is actually continuous, full frame-rate live video and what is just some pointless collage someone put together.
![Audio only youtube enabled]](https://i.stack.imgur.com/70Ma3.jpg)
Best Answer
Unfortunately, there isn't such a filter on YouTube to be able to pull this off. You can, however, use 3rd-party tools which can show you the list of all tracks YouTube stores given video file (eg. all quality video/audio/subtitle tracks)
https://www.genyoutube.net/