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ytdl-splitter

v1.1.0

Published

Utility to download youtube videos as separate audio files, using the tracklist provided on the description of the video or CUE files

Downloads

15

Readme

ytdl-splitter

Standalone utility to download youtube videos as separate audio files, using the tracklist provided on the description of the video or CUE files.

Usage

Extract audio files using the tracklist provided in the description for the video:

node index.js <video_url>

Or use some text file instead of the description for the video:

node index.js --tracklist-data tracklist-data.txt <video_url>

Extract audio files using a CUE file as the tracklist:

node index.js --cue-file tracklist.cue  <video_url>

You can also set values for some metadata fields (overwritting values read from any tracklist source, if any):

node index.js -t "The Album" -a "The Artist" -y "2015" <video_url>

Notes

As this package depends on 'ytdl-splitter-core', which in turns depends on 'avconv', check for its requirements also. Currently, they are: the 'avconv' executable in your PATH, ready to be executed.