Actually, if you can install wget, you can acquire the video file and then use
ffmpeg on it to break out the audio only. I have done this downloading
audiobooks from YouTube. Works like a charm.
-Eric
> On Jul 3, 2022, at 8:49 AM, Phil Halton wrote:
>
> I just took out a YouTube premium free
On the Mac I use the paid app Downey.
https://software.charliemonroe.net/downie/
> Am 04.07.2022 um 13:18 schrieb Eric Oyen :
>
> Actually, if you can install wget, you can acquire the video file and then
> use ffmpeg on it to break out the audio only. I have done this downloading
> audiobooks
Hi!
Then you should know how to do that on the Mac.
And also the right commands for wget and ffmpeg.
/A
> 4 juli 2022 kl. 13:18 skrev Eric Oyen :
>
> Actually, if you can install wget, you can acquire the video file and then
> use ffmpeg on it to break out the audio only. I have done this downlo
Btw, I also have an alternative that I use. Download using wget and then open
for streaming/saving in VLC. From there, choose audio and the bitrate and
choose a location to save. It should open up a dialog that will allow you to
choose the location and the filename you want to save it as.
Hope
Hi Eric, there was a time, back when I actually worked with computers for a
living, that I would’ve been very interested in doing that. Now though, I’m
like the car mechanic who quit the profession, forgot most of what he knew, and
just wants to drive the damn things. Thanks anyway🙂
Sent from
Hi!
Could you use Audio Hijac for that purpose.
It might take some time but I guess that could work.
Or maybe VLC which can grab from the internet.
/A
> 4 juli 2022 kl. 17:23 skrev Phil Halton :
>
> Hi Eric, there was a time, back when I actually worked with computers for a
> living, that I woul
Hi!
Can’t you do stream it via vlc and do some capturing at the same time?
/A
> 4 juli 2022 kl. 15:18 skrev Eric Oyen :
>
> Btw, I also have an alternative that I use. Download using wget and then open
> for streaming/saving in VLC. From there, choose audio and the bitrate and
> choose a locati
I have three downloads in Downie right now that seem to be stuck. They begin
downloading but do not finish every time I open the app on my MacBook Pro. This
keeps me from starting any new downloads. I have tried clearing inactive
downloads but the app thinks they are active. But they begin but n
There is an app called Youtube-dl. You can install this through Home-brew in
the Terminal. It is pretty easy to use, but it is a command line tool, so you
will need to be comfortable with Terminal.
Jeff
> On Jul 4, 2022, at 1:08 PM, Anders Holmberg wrote:
>
> Hi!
> Could you use Audio Hija
Hi Anders, like I said in my original post I mostly use iOS. That’s because I
developed carpal tunnel and can’t really use a computer keyboard anymore
without risking damage to my hands. So even though VLC and your other
suggestions might actually work, it’s more than I can do since it involves
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