Information and download links of a a deb file can be found here: Basically all thats required for the user is to copy and paste the url of the video you wish to download. If you have ffmpeg installed on your system it will even automatically merge dash files ( separate audio and video) for higher quality downloads if available. I already have fmpeg and fmprobe executed.There is a great youtube-dl front end “gui” which lets you update its’ internal youtube-dl with one click, preconfigure the download path, and the format and quality to download as well as other variables. However, when i put enter, i receive a error message:ĮRROR: Unable to download webpage: HTTP Error 404: Not Found.". I then hear that it needs to use youtube-dl for it, using the command referer. I'm trying to download a video from a Patreon, but it not work because it's in Vimeo, and is with domain restriction. I have ffmpeg executed and installed, i also have put in CMD, "Dir", to see the directory of ffmpeg, but is the right paste with the archives.
I have put command "ffmpeg -i video.mp4." and it doesn't work! It keep saying "no such a file or directory" about the video file name.
I have downloaded but yt-dlp give to me two files: a video file MP4 and audio M4a. Read/search the yt-dlp README doc and the open issues tracker.No Download Requests Do not request others to make downloads on your behalf.No Bots or Karma Farming Reposts No unapproved automated response posts.No "Dirty Deletes" Do not delete your post or comment after receiving an answer.Follow "Reddiquette" Follow the rules and standards of Reddit.Keep It Legal Do not post or discuss anything that is obviously, blatantly, or openly illegal.Stay On-Topic Posts must be on-topic and relate directly to youtube-dl in a meaningful and relevant manner.We strongly recommend using the yt-dlp fork Follow the Rules
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