Closed zelohon closed 3 years ago
You can find the application logs in [application_dir]\logs folder (the ones called 'nlog-own-*.log'). Could you please provide it to me, so that I can take a look at it?
As an alternative option, today I've created a Docker image which is preconfigured and contains everything it needs to run properly. You can find it here: https://hub.docker.com/r/std66/tomisoft-youtubedownloader-webui
您可以在 [application_dir] 日志文件夹中找到应用程序日志(称为"nlog-own-.log")。你能把它给我,以便我看看吗?
nlog-own-2021-01-27.log Seems to be unable to find the plug-in, but I do not know where the plug-in download!
Please check if you have the following applications present on your machine in the same directory:
You also need to provide the absolute path of youtube-dl.exe in appsettings.json. For example, if you have youtube-dl.exe and ffmpeg.exe in C:\youtube-dl folder, the appsettings.json should have this parameter with this value:
"ExecutablePath": "C:\\youtube-dl\\youtube-dl.exe"
You can download ffmpeg.exe from https://ffmpeg.org/ and youtube-dl.exe from https://youtube-dl.org/downloads/latest/youtube-dl.exe
Well, thank you!
I just tested the docker single video download OK, list form of all videos can not be downloaded!
I want to make two suggestions!
It would be great if docker could add the video list download function (download all videos)!
Docker wants to add the function of specified download directory!
It is recommended to have an optional definition option when downloading the video!
When downloading the video, it is recommended to have an option to download the cover map!
I'm happy to hear that the Docker image works for you :)
Thank you for the feedback. Downloading playlists and splitting a video by timestamps are features I also want to implement, so it is definitely on the roadmap. I'm not sure when I will have time to get it done, however. At the beginning, I designed this website to download a single video. As for the video quality (definition), it downloads the content in the best possible quality available. After downloading, you can use already existing tools to transcode the video/audio.
I'm happy to hear that the Docker image works for you :)
Thank you for the feedback. Downloading playlists and splitting a video by timestamps are features I also want to implement, so it is definitely on the roadmap. I'm not sure when I will have time to get it done, however. At the beginning, I designed this website to download a single video. As for the video quality (definition), it downloads the content in the best possible quality available. After downloading, you can use already existing tools to transcode the video/audio.
OK, thank you very much! I love your project!
What's wrong?