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3.7, 3.8 on linuxffmpeg : for merging audio with youtube DASH videos "it will be installed automatically on windows"Required python packages:pycurl: is a Python interface to libcurl / curl as our download engine,PySimpleGUI: a beautiful gui builder,youtube_dl: famous youtube downloader, limited use for meta information extraction only but videos are downloaded using pycurlcertifi: required by 'pycurl' for validating the trustworthiness of SSL certificates,pyperclip: A cross-platform clipboard module for monitoring url copied to clipboard, requires "xclip or xsel to be available on linux"plyer: for systray area notification.** please read notes belowpyIDM application will do its best to install missing packages automatically once you run it. or you can install required packages manually using:pip install -r requirements.txtorpython -m pip install --user --upgrade certifi PySimpleGUI pyperclip plyer youtube_dl pycurl pillowmore snapshotsview all screenshots with different themesWhy another download manager?:With all free and paid download manager why someone may need another one?I believe in one term, "if the product is free, then you are the product", most (if not all) free applications collect data about you, some of them are toxic and plant trojans and spyware in your system, then I decided to make my own download manager based on python with 👉 "--GUI--" relies only on open source tools and libraries, nothing hidden, with source code exposed to thousands of programmers, no one can play dirty games here 😉.why not just use youtube-dl from command line or just use youtube-dl gui? answer is multithreading / multiconnection is not available in youtube-dl, most of the time streaming servers like youtube limit speed per connection and you end up with slow download speeds.note for pycurl: for windows users:normal pip install i.e python -m pip install pycurl might fail on windows because you need to build libcurl on your system first which is a headache.your best

How do I download private videos and playlists?To download private videos youtube-dl-gui needs to login to your account, otherwise it cannot access your private videos. Don't worry, youtube-dl-gui will not touch anything, it will only download the video. Youtube-dl-gui uses cookies to authenticate with YouTube, in order to provide the cookies you can use an extension called 'cookies.txt'. This will create a file of the required YouTube cookies.This tutorial works for playlists too!Install cookies.txt for chrome, or install it for firefox.Navigate to youtube.com.Log in to the YouTube account where te private video is on, if you haven't already.Open cookies.txt through the extensions bar or via the extensions menu.Click on 'To download cookies for this tab click here'.Save the file to a convenient location.Enter the link to the private video into youtube-dl-gui.When youtube-dl-gui shows that this is a private video, click on 'add cookies.txt'.Click on 'browse' and select the downloaded cookies.txt file.Press add to add your cookies.txt file to youtube-dl-gui.If everything worked you should now see the video info, and some green text telling you youtube-dl-gui has succesfully authenticated with youtube!Proceed with downloading the video as you normally would. Youtube-dl-gui will remember the cookie untill you close the program.Still can't figure it out? Don't worry, open up an issue and I will help you out.

Dl-plusA youtube-dl extension with pluggable extractorsDescriptiondl-plus is an extension and a drop-in replacement of youtube-dl (or any compatible fork, e.g., yt-dlp). The main goal of the project is to add an easy-to-use extractor plugin system to youtube-dl while maintaining full backward compatibility.dl-plus is not a fork of youtube-dl and does not contain code from youtube-dl, it is a pure dynamic wrapper (thanks to Python dynamic nature) hacking some youtube-dl internals.InstallationInstall dl-plus:using pipx:using pip:(*nix) Alternatively, you can download a single file binary (zipapp) and put it somewhere in your PATH:curl -L -o dl-pluschmod a+x dl-plusInstall a backend — youtube-dl or any compatible package (fork), e.g., yt-dlp:using dl-plus itself:dl-plus --cmd backend install yt-dlpusing pipx:pipx inject dl-plus yt-dlpusing pip:(optional) Install some extractor plugins:using dl-plus itself:dl-plus --cmd extractor install un1def/goodgamePyPI package names are supported too:dl-plus --cmd extractor install dl-plus-extractor-un1def-goodgameusing pipx:pipx inject dl-plus dl-plus-extractor-un1def-goodgameusing pip:pip install dl-plus-extractor-un1def-goodgame(optional) Create dl-plus → youtube-dl symlink (for apps relying on youtube-dl executable in PATH, e.g., mpv):*nix:&1) && ln -s "$dlp" "$(dirname "$dlp")/youtube-dl"">dlp=$(command -v dl-plus 2>&1) && ln -s "$dlp" "$(dirname "$dlp")/youtube-dl"Use ln -sf instead of ln -s to overwrite an existing youtube-dl executable.Windows (PowerShell, requires administrative privileges):$dlp = (Get-Command -ErrorAction:Stop dl-plus).Path; New-Item -ItemType SymbolicLink -Path ((Get-Item $dlp).Directory.FullName + "\youtube-dl.exe") -Target $dlpExtractor Plugin Authoring GuideSee docs/extractor-plugin-authoring-guide.md.Available Extractor PluginsSee docs/available-extractor-plugins.md.LicenseThe MIT License.

##YouTube DL Chrome ExtensionThis is a Chrome Extension and Flask Server to open up YouTube DL (which BTW is a terminal YouTube Video downloading utlity). Usage is very simple, just click on the Browser action in Chrome (load the youtube-dl-chrome folder as an extension first and run the Flask Script) and the Terminal should pop open running YouTube DL.##InstallationFirstly, download YouTube-DL from here.Download all the files first. You need Flask installed on your Python distribution. Both Python 2.x and 3.x are supported. To install Flask do pip install flask and then cd to the directory. Run the server by doing python localserver.py run. This will start the server.Now, load the extension by going to chrome://extensions, tick "Developer Mode" and click Load Unpacked Extension. Select the "youtube-dl-chrome-client" folder and the extension should be loaded.To test, click on any YouTube Video link and click the extension. A Terminal/Command Prompt/ConEmu should open with youtube-dl running in it.What's New?We've updated the project quite a lot and here are some main changes:Playlist support addedSingle Config.py file for configurationsSupport for ConEmu console emulator (which is a million times better than CMD) in Windows##ConfigurationPresently 2 configuration options are available (a quality option will be available soon). You can change them by editing the www/config.py file.Directory- Location of the directory where you want to save the videos.WindowsConEmu- Set it to True if you want to use ConEmu in place of the Command Prompt on Windows like me.##To-Do:Add Quality Options to ExtensionModify DOM of the YouTube page to display a Download button (with options)##AboutCreated By Pradipta (geekpradd) and Aritra (thekindlyone) using HTML5, Javascript, Chrome APIs, Python, Flask and YouTube-DL.