What do you use to download youtube videos?

What do you use to download youtube videos?

Bonus points if it has playlist support

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youtube-dl retard

4k video downloader
it just werks

why do you need to download youtube videos?

>reencodes videos after downloading
no thanks
also proprietary

Convert2mp3 site. It also has option for video download

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jdownloader or youtube-dl

>reencoding

What do you think, Jow Forums? Is it worth trying? I like Emacs and Lisp, but libre-kernel and libre-only packages scare me. Also overlays are very confusing.

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What the fuck, I'm retarded, sorry.

kek

media human downloader.
works and gives a lot of options for encoding and stuff.

before that i used some nice downloader wich got cucked by
>tracks over 10 minutes only in pro version
>joint stereo only in pro version
>several downloads at the same time only in pro version
>playlist only in pro version


so i googled a new one and this is media human wich works like a charm

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Based, also how come youtube haven't cracked down on this yet? It's almost... too good

This

They do. But youtube-dl keeps getting updates

flv.to since all the other shit I've tried can't handle downloading 720p without requiring me to download some shit or just don't support it at all.

Reminder that you have to use it in conjunction with ffmpeg if you want HD, 60-fps videos

youtube-dl

Hence why the apt install version fails now and you have to curl it.

>windows users
Just fuck off to /v/ already.

>what is youtube-dl -U
>using curl instead of wget anyway

You're doubly shit and retarded.

these days you can basically youtube-dl -U daily
based devs
youtube-dl also works on a lot of other sites, like ripping music from bandcamp.

they're taking down videos left and right these days
I've learned my lesson

Jdownloader2

Taking them down for good reason

Fuck off from my thread authoritarian scum

youtube-dl can't remux video/audio without ffmpeg or avconv. That's not different on Linux.

This
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