Why Jekyll users specifically benefit from video-to-Markdown
Jekyll's native filename convention (YYYY-MM-DD-title.md) maps perfectly onto how video episodes are published — by date, with a slug. The standard frontmatter (layout, title, date, categories, tags) absorbs the metadata a video transcript carries naturally. Once converted, a video transcript is a _posts/ file in the structurally simplest sense — no plugins required, no theme customisation needed for basic publishing.
The workflow
Record or identify the source video, paste its URL into Video to Markdown (or upload the MP4 directly), get back structured Markdown with chapter headings. Add Jekyll frontmatter, save as _posts/2026-04-15-episode-47-evaluation.md, git push. GitHub Pages builds the post; the page is live in 60 seconds.
---
layout: post
title: "Episode 47: Why Evaluation Is Eating ML"
date: 2026-04-15 09:00:00 -0700
categories: [podcast, interviews]
tags: [ml-evaluation, interviews, marcus-lee]
youtube_id: dQw4w9WgXcQ
duration: "42:18"
guest: "Marcus Lee"
---
Embed plus transcript pattern
Top of the post: an HTML embed of the YouTube video (Jekyll passes raw HTML through Markdown by default). Below the embed: the structured transcript with chapter headings as H2 anchors. Visitors who prefer video stay; visitors who prefer reading scroll. Both behaviours feed search-engine engagement signals.
Pair with PDF-to-Jekyll (PDF for Jekyll), URL clipping (URL for Jekyll), and audio (Audio for Jekyll) for a complete content-repurposing pipeline.