There is an app on android called Video Downloader to pirate videos from websites. Now, it works for almost every website except youtube. The problem with this app is, it has no adblocker and when you visit sites you should not visit without an adblocker, it just rains ads on you. So, is there a website equivalent of this app which can download videos from any website?

  • @ksynwa
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    101 year ago

    On Android, it’s a bit complicated but you if you are experienced you can use termux and yt-dlp.

    You can use yt-dlp from a desktop too.

    For youtube on android you can use newpipe. It allows streaming as well as downloading.

    • JeraldOP
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      21 year ago

      thank you! it’s been a long time since I logged into lemmy

    • JeraldOP
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      11 year ago

      thank you!

      sorry for the inactivity

  • @BlackSam@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    310 months ago

    They already suggested yt-dlp, but also have a look at JDownloader. You can paste a webpage url and it will fetch all the elements it can download, video included. You can also create download collections in order to download the same files again (or in another computer with JDownloader installed).

    • ddh
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      110 months ago

      And for YouTube specifically, a few Invidious instances have downloads enabled.

  • @Foresight
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    31 year ago

    Try stremio with torrentio plugin, login it via guest login install torrentio and watch/download whichever film TV show you want.

    • JeraldOP
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      11 year ago

      thank you!

      sorry for the inactivity

  • @zekiz
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    11 months ago

    Everyone is saying Youtube-dlp but you could also just use NewPipe

  • m-p{3}
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    11 year ago

    You could run youtube-dl or yt-dlp (command-line) through Termux on Android, and that should work with most non-DRM protected stuff.

    • JeraldOP
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      21 year ago

      thank you! after 22d

      sorry for the inactivity

  • @Phrax@reddthat.com
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    Try changing your Private DNS on Android to dns.adguard.com to block in-app ads. For Firefox/Chrome apps, just find uBlock Origin in their add-on/extension stores (blocks ads on YouTube Mobile in browser). I’ve used file2hd.com on PC but it doesn’t really have a mobile UI.

  • Bernard Marx
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    13 months ago

    If the only thing you are missing is youtube download ability, why not use one of the many options to do that from a handset? Newpipe or Spottube are on fdroid. https://invidious.io/ allows you to do it from a browser.

  • @TheAnonymouseJoker
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    1 year ago

    yt-dlp (command line, for all OSes)

    Also, on Windows you can use IDM’s video grabber (get IDM from LRepacks.net, safe site) which works very conveniently with websites that require sign-in/cookies, and on Linux that would be XDM + VideoDownload Helper addon in browser.

    • JeraldOP
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      11 year ago

      thank you for your help! it’s been a long time I have logged in here