(08-05-2014, 05:37 PM)chmod Wrote: I've used this for a while (it's actually in the standard repo's for Fedora.

(08-05-2014, 05:37 PM)chmod Wrote: Just to note this also works with other video hosting sites (not all though)

Another thing to note is that by default this tool sometimes doesn't support 1080p downloads by default due to youtube splitting up the audio/video streams (meaning you have to download each stream and then combine them. Luckily I came across this script which does all of that for you (requires youtube-dl and ffmpeg in order to work)

Code:

#!/bin/bash #Youtube-DL DASH Video and Audio merging script #Written by QuidsUp #Edited by Christoph Korn File1New=video.mp4 File2New=audio.m4a URL=$1 if [ -z $URL ]; then echo "Usage: ytdl.sh url" exit fi #Find what quality of videos are available youtube-dl -F $URL echo echo -n "Quality for Video (default 137): " read Qual1 echo -n "Quality for Audio (default 141): " read Qual2 #Set values if user has just pressed Return without typing anything if [ -z $Qual1 ]; then Qual1="137" fi if [ -z $Qual2 ]; then Qual2="141" fi #Set filenames from output of youtube-dl File1=$(youtube-dl --get-filename -f $Qual1 $URL) File2=$(youtube-dl --get-filename -f $Qual2 $URL) echo $File1 echo $File2 Out=${File1:0:${#File1}-16}".mp4" echo $Out #Download Video file with First Quality Setting youtube-dl -f $Qual1 $URL if [[ ! -f $File1 ]]; then echo echo "Error video file not downloaded" exit fi mv "$File1" "$File1New" #Download Audio file with Second Quality Setting youtube-dl -f $Qual2 $URL if [[ ! -f $File2 ]]; then echo echo "Error audio file not downloaded" exit fi mv "$File2" "$File2New" File1=$File1New File2=$File2New #Merge Audio and Video with ffmpeg #Delete -threads 0 if you have a Single Core CPU echo echo "Combining Audio and Video files with FFMpeg" ffmpeg -i "$File1" -i "$File2" -sameq -threads 0 "$Out" if [[ -f $Out ]]; then echo echo "File" $Out "created" else echo echo "Error Unable to combine Audio and Video files with FFMpeg" exit fi #Remove old Files rm "$File1" rm "$File2"

(08-05-2014, 05:49 PM)L0aD1nG Wrote:

(08-05-2014, 05:37 PM)chmod Wrote: I've used this for a while (it's actually in the standard repo's for Fedora.

I didn't know about Fedora and I wanted to be sure about what I post.
Usefull note.

(08-05-2014, 05:37 PM)chmod Wrote: Just to note this also works with other video hosting sites (not all though)

Another thing to note is that by default this tool sometimes doesn't support 1080p downloads by default due to youtube splitting up the audio/video streams (meaning you have to download each stream and then combine them. Luckily I came across this script which does all of that for you (requires youtube-dl and ffmpeg in order to work)

Code:

#!/bin/bash #Youtube-DL DASH Video and Audio merging script #Written by QuidsUp #Edited by Christoph Korn File1New=video.mp4 File2New=audio.m4a URL=$1 if [ -z $URL ]; then echo "Usage: ytdl.sh url" exit fi #Find what quality of videos are available youtube-dl -F $URL echo echo -n "Quality for Video (default 137): " read Qual1 echo -n "Quality for Audio (default 141): " read Qual2 #Set values if user has just pressed Return without typing anything if [ -z $Qual1 ]; then Qual1="137" fi if [ -z $Qual2 ]; then Qual2="141" fi #Set filenames from output of youtube-dl File1=$(youtube-dl --get-filename -f $Qual1 $URL) File2=$(youtube-dl --get-filename -f $Qual2 $URL) echo $File1 echo $File2 Out=${File1:0:${#File1}-16}".mp4" echo $Out #Download Video file with First Quality Setting youtube-dl -f $Qual1 $URL if [[ ! -f $File1 ]]; then echo echo "Error video file not downloaded" exit fi mv "$File1" "$File1New" #Download Audio file with Second Quality Setting youtube-dl -f $Qual2 $URL if [[ ! -f $File2 ]]; then echo echo "Error audio file not downloaded" exit fi mv "$File2" "$File2New" File1=$File1New File2=$File2New #Merge Audio and Video with ffmpeg #Delete -threads 0 if you have a Single Core CPU echo echo "Combining Audio and Video files with FFMpeg" ffmpeg -i "$File1" -i "$File2" -sameq -threads 0 "$Out" if [[ -f $Out ]]; then echo echo "File" $Out "created" else echo echo "Error Unable to combine Audio and Video files with FFMpeg" exit fi #Remove old Files rm "$File1" rm "$File2"

Great automation script dude!
Cheers for sharing.

(08-05-2014, 05:56 PM)chmod Wrote:

(08-05-2014, 05:49 PM)L0aD1nG Wrote:

(08-05-2014, 05:37 PM)chmod Wrote: I've used this for a while (it's actually in the standard repo's for Fedora.

I didn't know about Fedora and I wanted to be sure about what I post.
Usefull note.

(08-05-2014, 05:37 PM)chmod Wrote: Just to note this also works with other video hosting sites (not all though)

Another thing to note is that by default this tool sometimes doesn't support 1080p downloads by default due to youtube splitting up the audio/video streams (meaning you have to download each stream and then combine them. Luckily I came across this script which does all of that for you (requires youtube-dl and ffmpeg in order to work)

Code:

#!/bin/bash #Youtube-DL DASH Video and Audio merging script #Written by QuidsUp #Edited by Christoph Korn File1New=video.mp4 File2New=audio.m4a URL=$1 if [ -z $URL ]; then echo "Usage: ytdl.sh url" exit fi #Find what quality of videos are available youtube-dl -F $URL echo echo -n "Quality for Video (default 137): " read Qual1 echo -n "Quality for Audio (default 141): " read Qual2 #Set values if user has just pressed Return without typing anything if [ -z $Qual1 ]; then Qual1="137" fi if [ -z $Qual2 ]; then Qual2="141" fi #Set filenames from output of youtube-dl File1=$(youtube-dl --get-filename -f $Qual1 $URL) File2=$(youtube-dl --get-filename -f $Qual2 $URL) echo $File1 echo $File2 Out=${File1:0:${#File1}-16}".mp4" echo $Out #Download Video file with First Quality Setting youtube-dl -f $Qual1 $URL if [[ ! -f $File1 ]]; then echo echo "Error video file not downloaded" exit fi mv "$File1" "$File1New" #Download Audio file with Second Quality Setting youtube-dl -f $Qual2 $URL if [[ ! -f $File2 ]]; then echo echo "Error audio file not downloaded" exit fi mv "$File2" "$File2New" File1=$File1New File2=$File2New #Merge Audio and Video with ffmpeg #Delete -threads 0 if you have a Single Core CPU echo echo "Combining Audio and Video files with FFMpeg" ffmpeg -i "$File1" -i "$File2" -sameq -threads 0 "$Out" if [[ -f $Out ]]; then echo echo "File" $Out "created" else echo echo "Error Unable to combine Audio and Video files with FFMpeg" exit fi #Remove old Files rm "$File1" rm "$File2"

Great automation script dude!
Cheers for sharing.

It's not my work and I can't remember where I found it so can't give credits unfortunately.

(08-05-2014, 05:57 PM)L0aD1nG Wrote: Well its you who shared the info! :epic:

(08-12-2014, 12:02 PM)L0aD1nG Wrote: @chmod Thread updated, specified resolution added also mp3 can downloaded that way check it out tell me what you think mate.

(08-12-2014, 08:53 PM)chmod Wrote:

(08-12-2014, 12:02 PM)L0aD1nG Wrote: @chmod Thread updated, specified resolution added also mp3 can downloaded that way check it out tell me what you think mate.

Looks pretty good, although if you require the highest resolution you will have to download the video and audio separately and combine them using something like ffmpeg (which is what the script I posted does, although it needs updating due to ffmpeg being updated which I'll do tonight at some point)

(08-12-2014, 10:12 PM)L0aD1nG Wrote:

(08-12-2014, 08:53 PM)chmod Wrote:

(08-12-2014, 12:02 PM)L0aD1nG Wrote: @chmod Thread updated, specified resolution added also mp3 can downloaded that way check it out tell me what you think mate.

Looks pretty good, although if you require the highest resolution you will have to download the video and audio separately and combine them using something like ffmpeg (which is what the script I posted does, although it needs updating due to ffmpeg being updated which I'll do tonight at some point)

True it can't take 1080p only till 720p then you must do what you say to do @chmod but 720p its fine isn't it?? Kappa