nofreewill42/VideoSet.ipynb

You can download a whole youtube playlist:
youtube-dl -i -f 160 --yes-playlist "playlist url" -o "Videos/Raw/%(title)s.%(ext)s"
or urls collected in a text file:
youtube-dl -i -f 160 -a urls/urls-new.txt -o "Videos/Raw/%(title)s.%(ext)s"

You can split videos with scene change detection:

import os
import glob

videos_folder = 'Videos/Raw'
fns = os.listdir(videos_folder)

for fn in fns:
	os.system(f'scenedetect -i "{videos_folder}/{fn}" -o Videos/Split detect-content -t 27 split-video')

But be aware that splited videos take up much more space than having them not being splited. But you can run scenedetect and have just the info in a .csv about where do the videos have scene changes in them and use just that.