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Download YouTube Audio / Video Files

UniqueBible.app has a built-in browser, which integrates yt-dlp and ffmpeg to allow:

  • downloading YouTube video files
  • converting downloaded YouTube video into mp3 or mp4 formats

This feature is created for downloading sermons, worship songs, training classes, etc.

Installation

yt-dlp should install automatically when running UBA on Linux and Mac. For Windows, it will need to be manually installed. See https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp on how to install yt-dlp manually.

See https://www.ffmpeg.org/download.html on how to install ffmpeg. If you do not have 'ffmpeg' installed, you can still download YouTube videos but you cannot convert them to mp3 audio files.

Built-in YouTube Browser

UBA mini browser allows users:

  • to browser YouTube website
  • to search for a video in YouTube
  • to navigate backward or forward
  • to download audio / video directly

Where is YouTube Downloader?

You can open UBA built-in YouTube Downloader from:

  1. Toolbar > YouTube button
  2. Right-click context menu > plugins > YouTube Downloader
  3. Master Control > Miscellaneous tab > Utilities > YouTube Downloader

How to Download?

To DOWNLOAD an audio / video file for offline use:

  1. Search with built-in YouTube browser for a video you want
  2. OPEN a single item from search results (You CANNOT download an item from search result page)
  3. Use buttons "mp3 / mp4 / video / +" or right-click context menu items to perform a download
  • If you use right-click context menu for download, make sure right-click is triggered on area OUTSIDE the video
  • Select "Download Options" or "Convert to mp3" or "Convert to mp4"

Download Options

If you click the "+" button, you can see available download options from a popup window. Select one and click the "Download" button to start a download.

Command Line

Storage

All mp4 video files converted are stored in "video" folder.

All mp3 audio files converted are stored in "music" folder.