kokoko3k wrote:I don't have the time to stay "up to date" on every youtube 'api' change, having an external app which do one thing, but does it better is.. better

Do you know about similar tools apart from youtube-dl that are mantained and up to date?
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From youtube-dl home page:
youtube-dl is a small command-line program to download videos from YouTube.com and a few more sites. It requires the Python interpreter, version 2.x (x being at least 5),
So it seems that it will work on 2.5, 2.6 and 2.7, maybe it is sufficient to change the very first line of the script to reflect the right interpeter (#!/usr/bin/python 2.xx).
I didn't tested, but i'm pretty sure that on archlinux it works on python 2.7.2 without any particular patch.
Doesn't mandriva packages youtube-dl 'by default' ?
Who cares if mdv has it or not
http://mrb.mandrivausers.ro/index.php?s ... mit=SearchI have it so yes i can edit the firs line of the script , you have right about that , i 'll manage it ,
And about other tools i think gmediafinder by smolleyes mean this:
http://gnomefiles.org/content/show.php/ ... 323a5d8a87He really keeps it up to date , but it is a bit complex it does download from many youtube like sites, but also
convert, play,save playlists, and it is a audio/video tool that has it own downloader , I must admit it is pretty impressive .
If you could use his downloader I think would be fine, but if you can do it with less effort with youtube-dl
go for it .
I'll keep the youtube-dl also up to date on my repository.
PS:
I know about yutube-dl in AUR just that I don't have AUR in my pacman.conf
no offense but does not seems very trusty to me... I prefer to compile the staff by me self from sources

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