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youtube-playlist-downloader

v1.0.2

Published

The application helps to download videos from youtube playlist

Downloads

27

Readme

Youtube Playlist Downloader

This is a Node-JS application to download youtube playlist. The application is built using Youtube Core and Youtube Playlist.

Install

$ npm install --save youtube-playlist-downloader

Usage

const ytplaylist = require('youtube-playlist-downloader');

ytplaylist('https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8mG-RkN2uTzbbUgvbn2YzBLLU3wktwo0');

Options are the same we have for Youtube Core as the same is used in the package. Thanks to Fent and team

ytplaylist(url, [options])

Attempts to download a video from the given url. Returns a readable stream. options can have the following keys

  • quality - Video quality to download. Can be an itag value, a list of itag values, or highest/lowest/highestaudio/lowestaudio/highestvideo/lowestvideo. highestaudio/lowestaudio/highestvideo/lowestvideo all prefer audio/video only respectively. Defaults to highest, which prefers formats with both video and audio.

    A typical video's formats will be sorted in the following way using quality: 'highest'

    itag container quality codecs                 bitrate  audio bitrate
    18   mp4       360p    avc1.42001E, mp4a.40.2 696.66KB 96KB
    137  mp4       1080p   avc1.640028            4.53MB
    248  webm      1080p   vp9                    2.52MB
    136  mp4       720p    avc1.4d4016            2.2MB
    247  webm      720p    vp9                    1.44MB
    135  mp4       480p    avc1.4d4014            1.1MB
    134  mp4       360p    avc1.4d401e            593.26KB
    140  mp4               mp4a.40.2                       128KB

    format 18 at 360p will be chosen first since it's the highest quality format with both video and audio.

  • filter - Used to filter the list of formats to choose from. Can be audioandvideo to filter formats that contain both video and audio, video to filter for formats that contain video, or videoonly for formats that contain video and no additional audio track. Can also be audio or audioonly. You can give a filtering function that gets called with each format available. This function is given the format object as its first argument, and should return true if the format is preferable.

    ytplaylist(url, { filter: format => format.container === 'mp4' })
  • format - Primarily used to download specific video or audio streams. This can be a specific format object returned from getInfo.

    • Supplying this option will ignore the filter and quality options since the format is explicitly provided.
  • range - A byte range in the form {start: INT, end: INT} that specifies part of the file to download, ie {start: 10355705, end: 12452856}. Not supported on segmented (DASH MPD, m3u8) formats.

    • This downloads a portion of the file, and not a separately spliced video.
  • begin - What time in the video to begin. Supports formats 00:00:00.000, 0ms, 0s, 0m, 0h, or number of milliseconds. Example: 1:30, 05:10.123, 10m30s.

    • For live videos, this also accepts a unix timestamp or Date object, and defaults to Date.now().
    • This option is not very reliable for non-live videos, see #129, #219.
  • liveBuffer - How much time buffer to use for live videos in milliseconds. Default is 20000.

  • requestOptions - Anything to merge into the request options which miniget is called with, such as headers.

  • highWaterMark - How much of the video download to buffer into memory. See node's docs for more. Defaults to 512KB.

  • dlChunkSize - The size of the download chunk in bytes. When the chosen format is video only or audio only, the download in this case is separated into multiple chunks to avoid throttling. Defaults to 10MB.

  • lang - The 2 character symbol of a language. Default is en.