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Print " Finished: $filename\n\n" if ($DEBUG = 1)
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# continue the download till the file is downloaded. If the download experienced any problems the script will run again and try
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# Exit Status: Check if the file exists and we received the correct error code Print " error code: $?\n" if ($DEBUG = 1) # running or use "ls -al" to look at the file size and date. Use "ps" if you need to look for the process # Print the file name of the video collected from the web page title for us to see on the cli
# Print the long, sanitized YouTube URL for testing and debugging Print "\nAlready $running process, exiting." if ($DEBUG = 1) Print "\nNumber of the same wgets running: $running\n" if ($DEBUG = 1) My $running = `ps auwww | grep get | grep -c "$filename"` # same wget processes will overwrite themselves and corrupt the video. # Process check: Are we currently downloading this exact same video? Two of the $filename = "$prefix$title\_$resFile.$fileType"
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# Combine file variables into the full file name $download =~ s/&itag=\d+&signature=/&signature=/g $download = "$youtubeurl\&title=$titleurl" # Combine the YouTube URL and title string My ($youtubeurl) = $download =~ /(http?.+)/ # Clean up the URL by translating unicode and removing unwanted strings # This is where we look through the HTMl code and select the file type and # Print all of the separated strings in the HTML page My ($download) = $html =~ /"url_encoded_fmt_stream_map"(.*)/ig # Collect the URL of the video from the HTML page $title =~ s/+/_/g or die "\nError: we could not find the title of the HTML page. While ( $retry != 0 & $retr圜ounter (.+)/si # Retry getting the video if the script fails for any reason $prefix = "$1" if ($user_prefix =~ m/^(+)$/ or die "\nError: Illegal characters in filename prefix\n\n" ) # Declare the user defined file name prefix if specified My $url = "$1" if ($user_url =~ m/^(+)$/ or die "\nError: Illegal characters in YouTube URL\n\n" ) # Collect the URL from the command line argument # Initialize retry loop and resolution variables # making changes or you are building your own YouTube download script. Use this to reverse engineering this code if you are This option simply puts "_hd1080.mp4" or similar at the # Option: do you want the resolution of the video in the file name? zero(0) is # any reason? Do not make this too high as a reoccurring error will just hit # Option: How many times should the script retry the download if wget fails for # The script will always prefer to download the highest resolution video format # definition 640x380 and "itag=17" which is mobile resolution 144p (176x144). # script will look for the next resolution. # multiple values just in case the highest quality video is not available, the # Option: what visual resolution or quality do you want to download? List # work on the most players like Android, iPod, iPad, iPhones, VLC media player # in the YouTube URL so you can choose mp4, webm, avi or flv. # Option: what file type do you want to download? The string is used to search
# $2 Prefix to the file name of the video (optional) # OS Support : Linux, Mac OSX, OpenBSD, FreeBSD or any system with perl # ,:, Download YouTube videos and music using wget
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First, if you don't have wget, install it: sudo apt-get install wget
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