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drovp-media-downloader

v1.3.2

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Backup media using yt-dlp.

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Readme

drovp-media-downloader

Utility to backup media from various services using yt-dlp.

For the list of supported services, see (yt-dlp's list of extractors).

Usage

Set up a profile, and drag & drop or copy & paste any link or URL of a desired media's page into it.

Authentication

For authenticating to websites, place .netrc in your home directory by following yt-dlp's "Authentication with .netrc file" documentation.

For example, to authenticate to twitch.tv you'd place this line to your ~/.netrc file:

machine twitch login my_twitch_account_name password my_twitch_password

twitch in this case is the extractor name. You can see all available extractor names in yt-dlp's list of extractors.