archer2 Wrote:
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> I tried YouTube-dl.exe, but even with the
> right command and it says the download finished,
> I can't find the downloaded file.
If you did not specify an output directory (output "filename" via the -o switch), then. by default, the video will be downloaded in the same directory where youtube-dl.exe is found; of course, this is not a yt-dl support forum, so I can't elaborate...
To easily launch youtube-dl in the folder where you've placed the youtube-dl.exe binary, just create a windows shortcut with target pointing to
[mrs0m30n3.github.io]
It's open source (as is yt-dl itself) and does allow for batch downloads...
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> I tried YouTube-dl.exe, but even with the
> right command and it says the download finished,
> I can't find the downloaded file.
If you did not specify an output directory (output "filename" via the -o switch), then. by default, the video will be downloaded in the same directory where youtube-dl.exe is found; of course, this is not a yt-dl support forum, so I can't elaborate...
To easily launch youtube-dl in the folder where you've placed the youtube-dl.exe binary, just create a windows shortcut with target pointing to
C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe /k youtube-dl --versionGUI frontends for yt-dl do exist, for those unfamiliar with CLI apps; one I'd recommend is
[mrs0m30n3.github.io]
It's open source (as is yt-dl itself) and does allow for batch downloads...