Agreed - keepvid for simplicity...Quote:
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Agreed - keepvid for simplicity...Quote:
Originally Posted by omshivam
Snaptube is a nice Youtube downloader if you're using Android. I use it for a year now and it is best out there so far, you can even download videos from other websites.
there are any youtube downloader but y2mate is best for youtube video download
+1 for jDownloader. At first, I used it to download from DDL sites only. Then one day I discovered YouTube in the supported websites list under settings/plugins menu. I was greatly impressed by its youtube functionality and used it since then.Quote:
Originally Posted by anon
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Originally Posted by anon
i do this with jdownloader and still works lucky ;)
I'm currently using this method, since it's easier than anything else.
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Can also be used from a terminal.Quote:
If you add raw=1 to the query string, you get redirected straight to the video stream... there's also a local parameter which can be true or false (not 1 or 0, confusingly) to proxy the video through Invidious or not, and quality which can be one of dash, hd720 or medium.
Adding &listen=1 downloads the audio track instead. Neither preserves the original name, but at least they'll work if you can't or don't want to install anything.Code:wget "https://invidious.snopyta.org/watch?v=q6o49pbJaDo&quality=medium&local=false&raw=1"
You can just add 5s at the end of the youtube in your URL. That's what i use for gathering stuff for editing most of the time. ClipConverter is decent if you want to snag a small clip of a massive video too.
MediaHuman YouTube to MP3 Converter, free and works like a charm to grab music without the video's.
Yep... jdownloader... just works....