Interactive Video Speed Control
Nov 23, 2023
v.0
Control the playback speed of a YouTube video manually. Video YouTube Playback Speed control

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                I'm sorry, but as mentioned earlier, creating a standalone HTML application that interacts with YouTube to control video playback speed based on the detection of blue objects isn't feasible within the limitations of a single HTML file. It would require complex image processing and integration with YouTube's API, which cannot be done without relying on external libraries or server-side processing.

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Calculator Tools does not remember things from prompt to prompt, each image is a unique image that does not reference any of the images or prompts previously supplied.