Update YouTube URL https://youtu.be/LNwODJXcvt4

[glenn-jocher]

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Summary

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Updated YouTube links in various files to match the one in the README.md file. The new link points to a more recent video that demonstrates the YOLOv5 model's capabilities.

README.md changed
YouTube links updated too
Spring cleaning the code

Walkthrough

• Updated the YouTube link in the Results section of the README.md file and its Chinese translation README.zh-CN.md to point to a newer video that showcases the latest features and performance of the YOLOv5 model (link, link)
• Updated the YouTube link in the scripts and notebooks that allow users to run and visualize the classification, detection, and segmentation models on various sources of images or videos, including YouTube links, to match the one in the README.md file (link, link, link, link, link, link)
• Updated the YouTube link in the utils/dataloaders.py module that defines the LoadStreams class, which is a custom data loader that can handle multiple streams of images or videos from different sources, including YouTube links, to match the one in the README.md file (link)

🛠️ PR Summary

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🌟 Summary

Update of YouTube video links across documentation and notebooks.

📊 Key Changes

• Replaced the old YouTube video link with a new one in various documentation examples explaining how to specify input sources.
• Changes were made in files such as README.md (and its Chinese translation), several Python scripts (detect.py, predict.py for classification and segmentation), Jupyter notebooks (tutorial.ipynb for classification, segmentation, and the general tutorial), and a utils script (dataloaders.py).

🎯 Purpose & Impact

• 📝 Purpose: To provide an updated example YouTube link for users looking to test YOLOv5's object detection on video content.
• 👁️ Impact: Users will be directed to a new example video, which may be more relevant or better showcases the capabilities of YOLOv5. This change ensures that the documentation and tutorials remain up-to-date and useful for demonstrations.