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=== Terminal === | === Terminal === | ||
To use, run <code>seda-getmedia</code> from a normal user terminal (e.g. <code>seda-getmedia --fetch www.website.com/file/yourfilehere</code>). | To use, run <code>seda-getmedia</code> from a normal user terminal<br /> | ||
(e.g. <code>seda-getmedia --fetch www.website.com/file/yourfilehere</code>).<br /> | |||
If it is interrupted then run the same command again from the same location - it should resume where it left off. | If it is interrupted then run the same command again from the same location - it should resume where it left off. | ||
'''Note that this cannot download media/video files; use the menu entry for that.''' | '''Note that this cannot download media/video files; use the menu entry for that.''' | ||
Latest revision as of 23:12, 5 May 2024
 A Seda's Enhancements Component | |
| Introduced | SE7 |
|---|---|
seda-getmedia is a component of Seda's Enhancements, introduced in SE7.
Purpose
seda-getmedia will attempt to download video with audio (or just audio) from an online source, such as YouTube. It uses the yt-dlp project to do this and any sites supported by yt-dlp should work.
Requirements
All systems supported by Seda's Enhancements are capable of running this feature.
Graphical
Media Archive & Playback → Download Media → Download & Store Online Video/Audio
Terminal
To use, run seda-getmedia from a normal user terminal
(e.g. seda-getmedia --fetch www.website.com/file/yourfilehere).
If it is interrupted then run the same command again from the same location - it should resume where it left off.
Note that this cannot download media/video files; use the menu entry for that.