Phoenix VS Videomass

My project attempts to freshen and modularize an advanced wxPython demo module AGW-AUI as a learning exercise. My other goal is the preparation of a structured wxPython GUI app skeleton. While the project reproduces most demo features, the original monolithic code is split into multiple loosely coupled components. A recent Python version (3.10) is required, and I use the latest wxPython release (4.2). This early attempt lacks documentation, but I hope to fix this problem later.

If you're on Android, grab "dvd" off F-Droid.

https://f-droid.org/en/packages/org.yausername.dvd/

Fairly user friendly, but also far more powerful than third party YouTube downloader services you can find online.

I don't personally use it, but there's also Videomass for Windows.

https://jeanslack.github.io/Videomass/

These tools give you relatively user-friendly access to yt-dlp.

For video conversion: Videomass is a GUI for ffmpeg and youtube-dl HandBrake is a GUI video transcoder

Open Video Downloader is an Electron app as far as I know so should work on Linux as well. There's is also Videomass which is quite powerful as it combines youtube-dl and ffmpeg.

searched on Github and found one called Videomass. In addition to supporting the workflow I outlined above, it also is:

With Tessi removing so many videos lately and making others members only you may have missed out on getting a clip you wanted to post. I tested Videomass https://github.com/jeanslack/Videomass/releases/download/v.3.5.0/Videomass-v3.5.0-x86_64-Setup.exe