WARNING: unable to extract uploader nickname KYBok-XGsKM: Extracting video information KYBok-XGsKM: Downloading video info webpage youtube-dl -F ""Īnd this is the output for your video: KYBok-XGsKM: Downloading webpage To select the video quality, you should first use the -F option to list the available formats. To simply download the video, you can use this: youtube-dl -all-subs "" In the example I provided, youtube-dl only used ffmpeg to merge all the downloaded formats into a single mkv file. Anyway, this option is not needed for " lossless downloads". Youtube-dl uses avconv by default, but -prefer-ffmpeg let you use ffmpeg instead. I have ffmpeg installed, and I heard that you need this for lossless downloads from YouTube, but I'm not sure how to link it with youtube-dl. For steps on how to download videos for offline viewing on an Android device, click here. For information on how to download video lectures to your iOS mobile device, please click here. Please note that you can always save courses for offline viewing on the Udemy mobile app. Please read the article Can I Download a Course to my Computer?:īy default, complete courses are not downloadable from a computer. Youtube-dl downloads videos at the highest quality possible by default, but you can force this behavior using -format bestvideo+bestaudio/best.Įven though it's not YouTube, I did also want to download some of my udemy courses I've bought so I can watch them while I'm on a long road trip. I also want to download the video/audio in the highest quality possible, with no quality loss. I can't post mediainfo's output here because it exceeds the characters limit, but you can see it in github.
The Problem with Time & Timezones - Computerphile.mkv The Problem with Time & Timezones - Computerphile.jpg
The Problem with Time & Timezones - scription Using that configuration, I downloaded this video and youtube-dl wrote the following files: $ ls The relevant options you need: # FilesystemĬopy that to your config file (either /etc/nf or ~/.config/youtube-dl/config).
0 kommentar(er)
