Searching through what’s said on videos might sound a little too much like science fiction, but the folks from Google once again prove everything is possible. With this new service, you’ll be able to search for specific audio clips from various channels of YouTube videos.
For example, say you want to find a specific part of a Martin Luther King Jr. speech. Just type out some of the words and you’ll be directed to that part of the video, where he says what you want to hear.
This technology is amazing, and when it grows it’s going to add great value to Google’s already powerful search service. The internet is quickly growing towards a more video-oriented scheme, and this site will allow you to search through it. While it’s a little limited as of now, it’s sure to grow into something truly amazing. If you were disappointed with Chrome, don’t lose faith in the folks from Google yet, they just seem to come up with new (and better) ideas all the time.
Labs.Google.com/Gaudi In Their Own Words
“Google Audio Indexing is a new technology from Google that allows users to better search and watch videos from various YouTube channels.”
Why Labs.Google.com/Gaudi It Might Be A Killer
It’s amazing to see this work. You’ll be amazed at how much content you can actually find. Internet search just got a lot better.
Some Questions About Labs.Google.com/Gaudi
How long will it take to have this on every video on YouTube? Is that even possible, taking into account the massive amount of videos that are uploaded daily? 
