> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.scraperize.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Video transcript > Returns a Rumble video's transcript from the captions its player shows (most videos have auto-generated English captions): timed segments (seconds), the full text, the caption language and whether it's auto-generated, every caption language the video has, and the video's title, length and channel. A video without captions returns 404. Only publicly available data is returned. > [!NOTE] > > **Cost: 1 credit** per successful request. Errors and cache hits (`cache_max_age`) are free. > [accordion] Copy for AI assistant > > Paste this into ChatGPT, Claude or your coding assistant to generate working code for this endpoint (use the copy button). > > ```text Prompt > I want to make an API call to /v1/rumble/video/transcript. Here are the details: > > Endpoint: GET https://api.scraperize.com/v1/rumble/video/transcript > Description: Returns a Rumble video's transcript from the captions its player shows (most videos have auto-generated English captions): timed segments (seconds), the full text, the caption language and whether it's auto-generated, every caption language the video has, and the video's title, length and channel. A video without captions returns 404. Only publicly available data is returned. > > Required Headers: > - x-api-key: Your API key > > Parameters: > - url (string) [required]: The video's URL (rumble.com/v-.html, rumble.com/shorts/v<id> or rumble.com/embed/v<id>/). > - cache_max_age (select): Optional. Return a cached result if one this age or newer exists — served for **0 credits** with `meta.cached=true` and `meta.cachedAt`. Otherwise a fresh scrape runs (**1 credit**) and refreshes the cache. Omit to always scrape fresh. > > Example Response: > { > "data": { > "video": { > "id": "v7hvcx6", > "url": "https://rumble.com/v7hvcx6-71-of-voters-say-congress-isnt-doing-enough-to-check-trump.html", > "title": "71% of Voters Say Congress Isn't Doing Enough to CHECK Trump", > "durationSeconds": 1095, > "channelName": "TimcastIRL", > "channelUrl": "https://rumble.com/c/TimcastIRL" > }, > "transcript": "71% of voters say Congress is not doing enough to check Trump voter poll results show. Well, if you can't trust CNN, who can you trust? You know, I mean, true. …", > "language": "English (auto)", > "languageCode": "en", > "isAutoGenerated": true, > "segments": [ > { > "start": 0, > "end": 5.28, > "text": "71% of voters say Congress is not doing enough to check Trump voter poll results show." > } > ], > "availableLanguages": [ > { > "languageCode": "en", > "language": "English (auto)", > "isAutoGenerated": true > } > ], > "segmentCount": 360, > "fetchedAt": "2026-11-07T14:48:47.313Z" > }, > "meta": { > "requestId": "req_8f0c2b7e-1a2b-4c3d-9e8f-0a1b2c3d4e5f", > "creditsCharged": 1, > "creditsRemaining": 4999, > "cached": false > } > } > > Please help me write code in my preferred programming language to make this API call and handle the response appropriately. Include error handling and best practices. > ``` ## OpenAPI ````yaml /api-reference/openapi.json get /v1/rumble/video/transcript openapi: 3.0.3 info: title: Scraperize API version: 1.0.0 description: >- Extract public data from social media platforms as clean JSON. Endpoints are split by platform and by what they return, e.g. `GET /v1/twitter/tweet`. ## Authentication Send your API key in the `x-api-key` header (or `Authorization: Bearer <key>`). Create keys in your dashboard. ## Credits Each successful live scrape costs **1 credit**. Credits are prepaid and never expire. ## Caching Every endpoint accepts an optional `cache_max_age` (`1d`|`3d`|`7d`|`14d`|`30d`). A cache hit within that window is returned for **0 credits**. ## Responses Success returns `{ "data": …, "meta": { "requestId", … } }`. Errors return `{ "error": { "code", "message", "requestId" } }` with a matching HTTP status. `meta` on a scrape carries `creditsCharged`, `creditsRemaining`, `cached`, and (on a hit) `cachedAt`. ## Rate limits Requests are limited per team per minute; over the limit returns `429` with a `Retry-After` header. servers: - url: https://api.scraperize.com description: Production security: - ApiKeyAuth: [] tags: - name: Twitter description: Twitter / X scraping endpoints - name: Facebook description: Facebook scraping endpoints - name: Linkme description: Linkme (link.me) scraping endpoints - name: Amazon description: Amazon (creator shop / storefront) scraping endpoints - name: Linkbio description: Linkbio (lnk.bio) scraping endpoints - name: Pillar description: Pillar (pillar.io) scraping endpoints - name: Komi description: Komi (komi.io) scraping endpoints - name: Linktree description: Linktree (linktr.ee) scraping endpoints - name: Kick description: Kick (kick.com) scraping endpoints - name: Snapchat description: Snapchat (snapchat.com) scraping endpoints - name: Telegram description: Telegram (t.me) scraping endpoints - name: LinkedIn description: LinkedIn scraping endpoints - name: Twitch description: Twitch scraping endpoints - name: TikTok description: TikTok (tiktok.com) scraping endpoints - name: Instagram description: Instagram scraping endpoints - name: Lagos Life description: Lagos Life scraping endpoints - name: Bluesky description: Bluesky (bsky.app) scraping endpoints - name: Threads description: Threads (threads.com) scraping endpoints - name: Reddit description: Reddit (reddit.com) scraping endpoints - name: Rumble description: Rumble (rumble.com) scraping endpoints - name: Truth Social description: Truth Social (truthsocial.com) scraping endpoints - name: YouTube description: YouTube (youtube.com) scraping endpoints paths: /v1/rumble/video/transcript: get: tags: - Rumble summary: Video transcript description: >- Returns a Rumble video's transcript from the captions its player shows (most videos have auto-generated English captions): timed segments (seconds), the full text, the caption language and whether it's auto-generated, every caption language the video has, and the video's title, length and channel. A video without captions returns 404. Only publicly available data is returned. parameters: - name: url in: query required: true description: >- The video's URL (rumble.com/v<id>-<title>.html, rumble.com/shorts/v<id> or rumble.com/embed/v<id>/). schema: type: string example: >- https://rumble.com/v7hvcx6-71-of-voters-say-congress-isnt-doing-enough-to-check-trump.html - name: cache_max_age in: query required: false description: >- Optional. Return a cached result if one this age or newer exists — served for **0 credits** with `meta.cached=true` and `meta.cachedAt`. Otherwise a fresh scrape runs (**1 credit**) and refreshes the cache. Omit to always scrape fresh. schema: type: string enum: - 1d - 3d - 7d - 14d - 30d example: 7d responses: '200': description: The transcript. content: application/json: schema: type: object properties: data: type: object properties: video: type: object transcript: type: string language: type: string nullable: true languageCode: type: string isAutoGenerated: type: boolean segments: type: array items: type: object availableLanguages: type: array items: type: object segmentCount: type: integer fetchedAt: type: string format: date-time meta: type: object description: >- requestId + credit/caching metadata (creditsCharged, creditsRemaining, cached, cachedAt). required: - data - meta example: data: video: id: v7hvcx6 url: >- https://rumble.com/v7hvcx6-71-of-voters-say-congress-isnt-doing-enough-to-check-trump.html title: >- 71% of Voters Say Congress Isn't Doing Enough to CHECK Trump durationSeconds: 1095 channelName: TimcastIRL channelUrl: https://rumble.com/c/TimcastIRL transcript: >- 71% of voters say Congress is not doing enough to check Trump voter poll results show. Well, if you can't trust CNN, who can you trust? You know, I mean, true. But I mean, the exit polls, like, when people say that they're not doing enough to check Trump, is it, do you guys get the sense that Congress is largely aligned behind the president? No, they've produced no significant legislation. Obviously the Senate, you know with with a small Republican majority, they've still not been able to get anything, you know of substance to the president's desk. All of the presidents achievements have all been through or largely been through bureaucratic bureaucratic action or through executive order so I mean I think we really have three parties I mean Senate filibuster though I mean I think largely Republicans have kind of stood by Trump for the most part with some exceptions but I think that's more of the Senate than it is so then how would you explain what the the the exit polls are saying then I mean, I think that the people are irritated with gas prices and frustrated with the war. Yeah. Yeah. I think it's Fuentes who says, let's punish him in this midterm. I think that's what's happening. I think the right is gone. You're a pit bull. You're out of control. We got to shorten your leash. I don't want an Iran to continue. And I'm going to punish you by giving the house to the left and letting it go blue. And don't worry, I'll still have your back in the presidential elections, but this is some sort of slap on the wrist tonight. I'm not saying you're wrong, but to me, the vibe I get when I hear that is, well, you know, this chemo is really nasty, it's really kicking my ass. Let's go with the tumor for a little bit and see how that works out. I am right there with you. I think the idea of allowing the Democrats to take the house, now, Grant, there's not really much that we sitting around the table can do about it, but the ramifications are gonna be... Fairly dramatic. That's why I think it's a little when they threw that wasps nest at the guy Yeah, like you're just distracting him from because what can the house do but antagonize the president and impeach him What not only they're not going to change immigration. They're not going to stop the war in Iran They're just going to tie him up with legal crap. No, it's you can change your perception of momentum They can make the public feel like momentum is moving in a in a pro-democrat direction Yeah, and as the media will you know trumpet everything they do the media will trumpet a thousand times and as much as as people perceive it as a slap on the wrist to Trump, the the the House is still going to take control of all the committee or the the Democrats will take control of all the committees you'll have you know that they're going to be investigations all kinds of investigations they're going to pull people like Elon Musk in front of the in front of Congress and they're they're going to and basically make all the people that have supported Trump, they're gonna make their lives much more difficult. And that's actually bad for America, right? Like, spate and not only... Well, that's not what you said as much. Yeah, exactly. We need to antagonize them, we need to get in their face. And when a former CIA operative tells you they're gonna do something, they usually get it done. The one thing I will say on the Democrat side, if they do take the house, I think that Kim Jeffries is in so much trouble, because there are gonna be so many of these socialists, like Chevalier, who got elected. not going to be a squad anymore, they're going to be a full caucus. Yeah. And they're already fighting her. They're already sick of her. Yep. And she hasn't even started yet. But I mean, the left on her. But there's going to be so many of them. Yes. There's Scott Wiener in California, right? No, I think he's still in the Senate in California. I don't think he's running for her. Wait, whoever won that seat, because there were three communists in that seat, it was Scott Wiener. Psycho chakra bar to you and somebody else, but that Pelosi seat. I think it is I love the Star Wars games Well, like shounen on son a nun over there in in New Hampshire Well, they actually got him from the cantina bar in Star Wars. Well, the new new that's new That's what's gonna save the Senate. I think that's gonna be the only Republican flip tonight. I agree, I'm checking, look, it is a small enough state that you can marshal your resources. Turning Point Action's been up there for about two months. He's already been in the seat. His brother is the governor, or was the governor for two terms. There a household name in that state. It would not shock me if that is the seat that saves the Senate for the Republicans. if we have the bad night that the rest of the country is expecting. Well, I can tell you, I know some people in the administration pretty well, and I'm not going to name any names, but they are extremely aware that if the Democrats secure power again, they are all destroyed. It will be hunted to the ends of the earth everything that was done to Trump will be done to them a thousand times over Yeah, so they are extremely motivated to not have that happen Well, it's the left is a culture of spite like up in Canada the Prime Minister Mark Carney He ran on I'm going to torture Trump and even though 80% of the economy is relying on American business. They said yeah Let's bite the hand that feeds us. Elbows up. I mean, yeah. Tisha James, her entire Attorney General campaign, is I'm going to torture Trump. Yeah, I mean, I'll bring up Musk again. Like, they're going to do all they can to cause him problems. And he, SpaceX, carried 95% of all of the tonnage to space. From, not just from the United States, but... all over the world, 95% of all of the tonnage brought to space. But it's a religious cult, right? So they're not concerned about productivity and metrics of civilization. They're concerned about, do I have power over you? Are you bending the knee to my will? And of that, they're happy to rule over ashes. I mean, just look at Rhodesia, just look at South Africa. They're happy to do that to America too, as long as they are in charge of whatever is left. But let's say that whoever fights innovation, always loses yeah whoever doesn't but about South Africa like I have a lot of cop friends that are like yo this needs to happen it's got to get worse for gets better I'm armed it's like an alcoholic or a drug got it's got to hit rock bottom there's no rock bottom yeah go to Cape Town elevators and abandoned buildings are for feces now There's no like we the frogs and boiling water that they get boiled into oblivion. There's no like all right now That's enough. We got to save New York City. It's like do we need favelas? You're good. Okay. All right. I'm sorry. I talk a lot and sometimes it comes across in a negative way, so Now but Gavin you're right like do we need favelas in Queens before people go we have favelas in Queens I mean no one noticed about the one like that like the ones made out of like Plexi Queens is Lahore Pakistan now. It's Archie Bunker would be alarmed to see what's happened to Astoria. What a great So, uh, there's one more we're gonna jump to this here from Colchee We want to give a shout out to Colchee for sponsoring. Oh, look, there's all my investments Yeah, I mean essentially so the question is how many Senate seats will Republicans hold after the midterms Colchee's predicting like 47 no, they're take they're predicting That's the highest number I've ever heard Republicans holding Oh, no, sorry. I thought you were talking about losing. No, they're they're talking about Republicans retaining 47 I mean they got a 51% or 51 seat majority now if it's 47 that I mean if it's 47 Then the house is going to be like a bloodbath Obama era losing 100 seats. Yeah, you know, I don't know about that I was good, but also here's the thing that we were sorry, right? We were supposed to pick up seats in this cycle So get everyone everyone Everyone here knows, but every two years, 33, 33, and 34 senators are up. So one cycle is good for Democrats, one is good for Republicans, and then one is kind of neutral. We were supposed to gain seats in this election. Were we, I thought the president tends to lose seats in the final midterm. In the Senate cycle, this was the one that we were supposed to pick up seats. So just maintaining is like, look, in theory, if you go by Trump's 24 numbers, Georgia, Michigan should have won those that that gives us 55 seats now. We're talking about 47 a Possibility, yeah, according to calcium, you know, this is dangerous and I'll give so that'd be 55 with those two seats 56 with Sununu and then one We got Guam. Don't forget Guam. I know the house seat or the delegate flipped. Yeah. Like Mink Johnson said. If I was a non-voting member, like from Guam or from DC, I would just be the wildest human being imaginable in the house because what are you going to do? Take my committees away. You imagine making that flight from Guam to DC. It's in the middle of nowhere. You have to zoom out until you get tendonitis just to see what it's near. Hi. We're switching it out, we're bringing it in. I'll go, I'll go, it's fine. And then we're bringing in Grace. Oh no, oh these. No, people love me and it's fine. Awesome. You're welcome. Yes, hi Grace, welcome. And when you sit down, introduce yourself please. Hi, I'm Grace Weinstein. So nice to meet every single one of you. I'm Phil, nice to meet you. Thank you. Hi. So if you consider yourself on the left, so how are you feeling today? So I feel like the broader view that I have to say is that I report on content creators who post about politics from any angle and all angles. How am I feeling today? I've fielded a lot of questions from friends and family who are really over-eager and feeling very good. And it is my job in this life to say, let's cool your jets for now. We got to see how things happen. I encourage them to look at, you know, 2016, 2024, the way that they felt really good and things didn't go their way. So I'm trying to be a voice of reason for them as we still wait for everything to come in. But you got the house. Do do it. I don't know. Okay. I think I really think anything can happen. I I Hesitate to be so certain because the times when I've been so certain in the past the times that they come and play in your face And it's like oh the Democrats did not do enough. They did not sell their message They did not sell their vision if they even had a vision I was gonna say do you think that the Democrats actually have a vision or have or have been it's been just Look at how bad the gas prices are, because, I mean, that's a legitimate strategy, but that doesn't actually say anything about a governing philosophy. Yeah, I write a lot about sports when I can. I try to, like, wedge it into all my political reporting, and you're not a championship team if you don't have defense and offense. So I think this defense that they've been running is skillful and smart and intentional, but do I think that that's enough to then lay out what your view of the world is for the next two, four, eight years? No, it has not been. Well, I mean, so it's my understanding that the, or my sense that the DSA is going to be a... largely influential in the Democrat party moving forward. You look at all of the victories they've had. You don't think, please, please, please, please. I think if we're talking about math here, simple share of let's say, DSA associated members are actually like paying, dues paying members, who potentially stand to be elected into the house this time around. It's a very small fraction, especially in comparison to, you know, Hakeem Jeffreys and Chuck Schumer still running this party for some reason. Chuck Schumer does a lot of acquiescing to the DSA and to the... Do you think? I do think so. Well, I think that... Like what? So I think that the way that they are moving towards just endorsing the candidates, right? I mean, obviously they're going to endorse Democrats, right? But if they had an actual problem with the platform or the policies that they're proposing, wouldn't it make more sense for Chuck Schumer or someone like Elizabeth Warren to say, no, we don't support this? So they have a few times in this midterm election. left as it gets, running for Congress in America, and especially in Florida, is a pill battle for her. And Chuck Schumer, who controls the funding for these candidates for the midterm, said, no, we're not going to give funding to her campaign. So there are these places where they where they draw the line. I think a lot of people like to bring up Abdul Al Sayed and his support, or especially in light of the Haley Stevens madness. They like to bring that up. has been sort of more friendly to him because Abdul, I'll say it, is, for example, not a dues-paying member of DSA, but I think a lot of people would say he's in that camp anyway. Okay. Um, so yeah, we were just talking about the possibility of Republicans loo- of Republicans retaining only 47 seats. Uh... After everything's all said and done Daniel. Do you have also got Daniel Turner here? Yeah Yeah, Daniel Turner your favorite energy genius as I like to introduce myself a couple times I've been on the show, so thank you and humble to be and very humble very humble great to be back Do you have any thoughts on on the idea that the Republicans will only hold 47 seats 47 of the Senate seats of the Senate? Yeah, I mean that's that's a pretty bad sweep, right? I guess Anything is possible for the issues I care about which is energy. It doesn't really make a huge Because a lot of energy policy has run through the executive branch. They'll have their hearings and their subpoenas, and I'll have to test, I always get subpoenaed when the left is in power and it's a pain in the ass and you have to sit there for hours on end and answer hostile questions. But they can't really change the trajectory of whether it's production or refinery construction or pipelines. They can try to throw a wrench in the works, but the energy agenda will continue. I don't mean to say you, the Democrats will have in their advantage is that as soon as the election is done, data center controversy will disappear because that was all fake for the election. That will stop. The Iran stuff will stop and gas prices will drop and oil prices will drop and the Democrats in control will say, look what we did. We just got the power in November and by February look at where we are and it's a brilliant strategy It's not it's not accurate necessarily But but you have to take advantage of it just like the Democrats are taking advantage of now saying look at what's happening with gas prices Elect us and we will lower gas prices So you don't expect there to be a pushback on data center construction or something because that's something that you hear a lot of noise about from I'm fascinated by that. I mean, I wouldn't say that. And so much of that is at the state and local level. Now, governor's going to have a big difference, right? If you have a couple of these governors flip, Ohio being the biggest example, Metagist announced a $8 billion construction of a huge data center in Ohio. Vivek loses that seat. And Ashley, I'm sorry, that's Florida. Governor Gubin, sorry, Ken, in Ohio. Amy Ackden. Amy Ackden, thank you, wins. She could turn it off like that and and that would be detrimental to that industry So I think you could see some some things happen on the state level But but at the federal level now which is which is why it's so important to have control of the agencies for the energy agenda In the house thwart fracking are they against fracking? Do they want to stop that? They can but you know They won't be able to though. Maybe they'll pass a law and Trump will veto it and they won't have a veto Prove even 47 will be hard to veto and even 47 senators you won't lose You know, that will be the interesting thing for someone like James Tallarico, right? Who has flip-flopped on energy, right? He came out, we need to end fossil fuels. He walked it back. Well, now your first big vote is, say, and if the Republicans are smart, and they're not always, if the Republicans are smart, they should introduce the fracking ban. just the way they, the way Chuck Schumer introduced the Green New Deal back in 2019. Remember, they all ran on it and they were like, fine, let's introduce it. And all the Democrats voted present to kind of say, yeah, that's what we thought. That would be interesting. Let's let's vote on a let's vote on a moratorium of oil, oil, oil and gas drilling. Just to put James Tallarico on notice, to put, you know, energy, energy important. Mary Pultola, Alaska, woof. Offshore drilling's pretty damn important in Alaska. How will she vote on it? So that will be a curious thing to see. You know, you also said you thought that the price of oil and the price of gas will go down. Why do you say that? I think a lot of what's happening with, well, and the reason I ask is because it's the, it's your average person out there probably associates the price of gas with the war in Iran. It does. It's not. the war in Iran is not gonna just be over with the introduction of a new house or new people in the Senate. In fact, it's likely that Trump's going to ramp it up. We just had strikes the other day. So unpack that for me, please. I think a lot of the price point is just fear of uncertainty. And once the uncertainty has gone, the price point, the supply, and that's what's weird about this current, the last eight months, we don't have a supply problem. we have uncertainty in markets and that is a real economic factor right and when when housing markets are uncertain They go bonkers when oil markets are uncertain. They go bonkers. I think the uncertainty factor will disappear diesel prices are not going to drop And that's going to be a huge thorn in everybody's side. And that's mostly because Russia and Ukraine have destroyed at this point now, I think it's like 72% of the world of their diesel refining capacity. That's not going to change. And those refineries are blown to smithereens. That's not going to change anytime soon. And that's a huge thorn in the side. I don't know why the president hasn't used like the Defense Production Act to say, we have to build diesel refiners now. We can build them in two years if we have full all-man on all hands-on deck. They haven't done that And that's I think is a huge problem. Diesel's not going anywhere and that's gonna suck because everything in the world runs on diesel So your food prices are not gonna drop your we haven't even begun to so next year's harvest and Diesel prices are good, you know seven dollars. 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