Saima AI Video Speed Controller & Smart Note-Taking

Անի Վարդանյան2024年6月7日

★★★★★5

I am a junior designer. Saima helped me a lot in learning design. I used to study on YouTube and Coursera, and fortunately, Saima works on both platforms. I continue to learn while working as a UI/UX designer, and I can honestly say that Saima has contributed greatly to my career.

Tatev Ar2024年6月6日

★★★★★5

As a graphic designer and tutor, I love Saima's adaptive video speed tool. It helps me learn design concepts faster and lets my students watch videos at their own pace on YouTube and Coursera. It's super easy to use with just one click. Our sessions are now more fun and efficient. Highly recommend Saima for anyone learning from videos!

Sebastian Aristizabal2024年6月4日

★★★★★1

Volvió a fallar, la arreglan por unos días pero vuelve a fallar y ya lleva meses funcionando remal en el navegador Arc, que tristeza por que enserio si es una buena extensión.

Vahan AP2024年6月3日

★★★★★5

I’m a designer with tons of experience, and I gotta say, Saima is a total lifesaver for me and my team. I’ve been using it from the start. The recent updates are especially awesome, and it’s evolving so quickly. Every day, I watch videos and use Saima to send the exact timecodes and comments to my team. Honestly, we consider Saima a part of our team.

Obadah DB2024年5月25日

★★★★★2

does not work most of the time

Toprak Dikici2024年5月25日

★★★★★5

Very good i use it every day the silence and voice boost functions are so good

Aaron Akey2024年5月11日

★★★★★5

Saima is an invaluable tool for any college student! It's well worth the reasonable price.

Holasoy Memu2024年5月7日

★★★★★1

Pésimo, no salta los espacios, y al tratar de aumentar la velocidad del video comenzó a reproducirse extremadamente rápido que ni se entendía, y al tratar de desacelerarlo no hacía nada, totalmente fuera de control. Encima te pide acceso a tu cuenta google para poder usarlo. Desinstalo inmediatamente y quito permisos de google

Ibrahim Kashif2024年4月2日

★★★★★5

Awesome extension

Igor Lebedev2024年3月13日

★★★★★5

Amazing! It’s strange that I couldn’t immediately find this extension in the chrome web store search - I even had the idea of doing something similar based on the density of speech from subtitles)) But I’m very happy and admired how it’s done in Saima. I am comfortable listening at a speed of about 350-400 wpm, and I dare to make two suggestions for improving the quality of the sound. First: there are places (for example, at the end of a sentence) where the beginning of a word sounds clearly and loudly, and the end of the word fades out and is “swallowed” - it would be good to use the function of slightly increasing the volume and slowing down in such places. Second: there are words that get stuck even at normal speed. If you use transcription, then it would be nice to be able to display such a word in a problematic place (in the form of a subtitle), or use “swarm intelligence” - so that users themselves can add a problematic word in a given place and it will subsequently be displayed on the screen for other users. And third: I suspect that a high-speed transcription model is used, which turns out to be insufficiently accurate, which may affect the quality of adaptation and limit the use of subtitle output of the problem word. Probably, it would be possible to do transcription using more accurate models not in real time at the user’s request according to the following scheme: the user orders an accurate transcription at his own expense at the full cost (+ some commission for Saima), the second user pays, for example, 70% of the cost - which are returned to the account of the first user in the form of bonuses (not money), which he can spend on paying for the next exact transcriptions, the third user pays 50% (which is distributed between the first and second by 25%), etc. - thus, the first user can even receive some benefit in bonuses compared to the deposit. At the same time, Saima will earn money in any case - and due to this, it can make any other services available for private use without restrictions. At the same time, Saima will also be useful for displaying your own accurate subtitles (and translations for them) instead of the standard subtitles of video services, which are usually of very poor quality. I believe that accompanying accelerated video with accurate subtitles with the correct settings for their output can further increase the speed of perception and allow you not to miss anything at all. I join those who say that the colors in the interface are somewhat aggressive, especially noticeable against the backdrop of night themes - the user should be given the opportunity to choose their own. And I wouldn’t mind two additional buttons for quickly increasing and decreasing speed, or even better, an equalizer. I also find it useful to save personal speed for each channel with the user’s permission. And personally, it would be comfortable for me to increase the speed from 1.5 to maximum for 3-5 seconds at the beginning of watching a video. A button to disable/enable acceleration while maintaining audio boost and other features would also be nice. It is probably better to place some of the settings in a separate “Professional” interface. Also, the extension does not turn on instantly after starting the video - sometimes it takes 10 seconds. For this interval, it is better to use some initial safe acceleration for a given video channel - for example, 1.25-1.5 speed until the main part of the technology starts. When cutting out silence, faint clicks are sometimes heard. Thanks!