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Print a list of available formats #61
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Here's what I do, but maybe there's a better way: ./youtube-dl --all-formats --get-filename http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ That gives you a list of file names like so: The numbers next to the dashes are the video formats (35, 34, 18, 5). The list of formats is documented here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/YouTube#Quality_and_codecs |
At the extent of being an idiot, can somebody explain me how can I make sure that I get the format. While the above works, I do have an issue with downloading a specific version. I have seen this happen with few other videos as well. This is on a friend's window machine. C:\Documents and Settings\Admin\Commands>youtube-dl.py --all-formats --get-file C:\Documents and Settings\Admin\Commands>youtube-dl.py --format=mp4 "http://www. Can somebody explain that to me. |
Which of the above do you mean?
I guess you should probably try --format=22 or --format=18. Dmitry Chistikov |
Isn't this solved with the "-F" option now? |
yes. "-F" works perfect |
I think this issue can be marked as closed also. Cheers |
It's not youtube-dl.py --format=mp4.... it's youtube-dl.py --format mp4 |
Added Comcast_SSO fix
It would be nice to have a CL option enabling one to obtain a list of all available formats for a specific video (URL). In other words, how can I know what to specify as FORMAT for -f? Thanks in advance.
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