invidious has a download button or you can use that link:
https://en.savefrom.net/1-how-to-download-youtube-video/
Just paste your YT link and it will provide you with all the format (mp3, mp4...)
Thank you.
invidious has a download button or you can use that link:
https://en.savefrom.net/1-how-to-download-youtube-video/
Just paste your YT link and it will provide you with all the format (mp3, mp4...)
Thank you.
is a desktop application that allowed pasting links or searching for keywords to download the videos without some website in the middle or a command line app.
youtube-dl is very good, but command-line only. The learning curve is steep but it's worth it.
Thank you. I can already see what you mean by the learning curve, but I'm going to give it a shot.
it is pretty easy to get used to. powerful too
What do you do just GET the URL?... Could that possibly be hard?
Maybe I shouldn't act like I know what I'm talk about though... kek
Oh, that's simple!
Just reformat every hard drive you have first, then I'll tell you the next step
Just use the page url, it'll fetch the video on the page. It also works with twitter, news sites, etc. The program is pretty smart.
Thanks again for this recommendation. I was able to set it up quickly with a package installer and then issue the download command. Works perfectly.
Now learning how to configure more of the options, that's going to take a little more documentation reading and learning curve. But it got the job done in a pinch for a video I suspect will be disappeared soon.
And then you learn the existence of aliases and oh god CLI is my best friend now https://askubuntu.com/a/17537 https://winaero.com/blog/how-to-set-aliases-for-the-command-prompt-in-windows/
Ohterwise you have jdownloader2,works for tubes but also file lockers, very handy, but requires java installed and isn't opensource if memory serves, but freeware http://www.jdownloader.org/jdownloader2
Thanks. I'm looking into this alias thing. Even with your two links I don't really understand yet.
Also, it's always up-to-date with whatever shenanigans google is pulling. Great tool. It also works with other sites, such as vimeo, twitter and even news sites.
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