yt-dlp is only affected when YT changes their algorithms (breaking yt-dlp data scrapping capabilities) or when it's used frequently with the same IP address (leading to automatic IP blockage). If you're using yt-dlp sporadically, it shouldn't be affected.
Is there a gui interface for that anywhere? I really can’t be bothered to learn the command line just to download a couple vids here and there. Especially when freetube still works for now. But if the barrier to entry was a little lower, I’d start backing up faves.
yt-dlg for windows
This looks promising, thanks
The basic command is just yt-dlp 'www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ' tho.
That will get me a minimum 1080p vid with sound? Cuz looking at the instructions, it looks a lot more complicated.
There was a linux version but it seems to have gone poof. For Windows users there's : https://yt-bat.github.io/
yt-dlp remains unaffected for now.
yt-dlp is only affected when YT changes their algorithms (breaking yt-dlp data scrapping capabilities) or when it's used frequently with the same IP address (leading to automatic IP blockage). If you're using yt-dlp sporadically, it shouldn't be affected.
Is there a gui interface for that anywhere? I really can’t be bothered to learn the command line just to download a couple vids here and there. Especially when freetube still works for now. But if the barrier to entry was a little lower, I’d start backing up faves.
yt-dlg for windows
This looks promising, thanks
The basic command is just
yt-dlp 'www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ'tho.That will get me a minimum 1080p vid with sound? Cuz looking at the instructions, it looks a lot more complicated.
There was a linux version but it seems to have gone poof. For Windows users there's : https://yt-bat.github.io/
Seal for Android is a solid client