Yeah, I understand and I do respect that. I just wish I was able to fully transcribe songs myself, would make it a lot easier to learn songs that I wish to play.
I am able to tell the difference between all the chords from stage 1 through 4, at least on the JUSTIN training exercises. Working on those from stage 5. Of course it's a lot different from hearing/recognizing the chords in songs. But if that's good enough to start the transcribing lessons I wouldn't mind giving it a shot.
As for the songs, I think the problem isn't really their difficulty but more the fact that they're not widely known. Some of the songs for example are Antigone Rising - Happy Home, The Hot Gates - My Repair, Amber Benson - The One I Need and I haven't able to find any song by Tara Blaise (looking for them all, but especially Unbearable Lightness). I have no idea if these are 'fit' for a beginner transcriber with limited chord knowledge. Perhaps someone can at least offer me advice on if these are worth the attempt right now?
There's also one that I know is definitely too advanced for me right now, Lindsey Stirling's Shadows. I found an electric guitar cover of it on YouTube and it's one I aspire to learn someday, further down the road.
Edit because another reply popped up while I was typing.
Andy, yikes, minor pentatonic scale, I'm definitely not there yet!

I will however use your advice and see if any live videos exist for the songs I'm looking for. I'm willing to try anything at this time that might help me on the path of learning these songs.
And I get what you're saying with the 'do this for me' attitude. That's pretty much the reason for my posts here, I want to learn to transcribe myself but I felt like right now I'm at the level where it's not a real option and I didn't want to be that person that asks others to do all the work for me. I'm slightly more optimistic now though, I have no illusions but I guess now is as good a time as any other to at least give it a try.