However, not everyone wants to watch videos on Facebook (live or otherwise). Perhaps at some point I’ll share.For 18 months now, I’ve been hosting weekly, one-hour Facebook Live sessions on the Stonemaier Games FB page.
It was actually pretty easy, all things considered, and was a great project to get up on its feet. I have written a GetVid Sinatra application, though it’s not for public consumption. I am hoping to build a Sinatra web application similar to that will allow you to hand a bunch of youtube urls to it, and then download the resulting files. This would be another dependency that would be nice to internalize… perhaps to do the work that is doing internally. For the moment, this script is just parsing out the HTML looking for the download link supplied by.
I would really like to remove this dependency, but unfortunately, I can’t seem to get the various Ruby utilities to follow the necessary redirects. We now use ffmpeg and the lame encoder which is tricky to get installed, but once you do, everything else is pretty easy-peasy.aif files, and then finally zip up both the video and audio into a combined zip archive, as well as individual audio and video archives. bin/get_vids īy default the binary will download the video files using wget, and then extract the audio to. To use the binary, just pass a space-delimited set of youtube links to the get_vids command like so. GetVid allows you to hand it a series of urls to YouTube videos and it will download the highest resolution video available, and rip the audio to an AIFF file using qt_tools Installationįeel free to use/customize the get_vids executable located in the bin directory. GetVid – YouTube video downloader and audio extractor library
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