When searching for words or phrases use the entire word and exact spelling. "Im not hungry" will not work, you need to use "I'm not hungry".

You can use wildcards with the "*" character when searching, which can be useful, For example if you were searching for "teeth" or "tooth" you could search with the query "t*th".

Another example would be "sick*", this will return all examples of "sick", "sickening" or "sickened" instead of just "sick".

If you are searching for English words that have diacritics, like "pâté", "naïve" or "touché". Just use the English characters, so "pate", "naive" and "touche".

Other than apostrophes all punctuation and diacritics have been removed, so do not include these in queries. Capitalization does not matter.

When searching the "Custom" transcripts the given timestamps will be slightly incorrect, maybe as much as ten seconds or more even. YouTube's are more accurate.