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I had a look at YTDLP format examples and came up with the below yt-dlp.conf
It will download no more than 1080p for vertical or horizontal videos or the next best resolution if 1080p doesn't exist. (I just edited line 6)
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-o "%(uploader)s (%(uploader_id)s)/%(upload_date)s - %(title)s - (%(duration)ss) [%(resolution)s] [%(id)s].%(ext)s"
# Archive Settings
--download-archive yt-dlp-archive.txt
-S "res:1080" yt-dlp-channels.txt
# Uniform Format
--prefer-ffmpeg
--merge-output-format mkv
# Get All Subs to SRT
--write-sub
--all-subs
--convert-subs srt
# Get metadata
--add-metadata
--write-description
--write-thumbnail
# Debug
-v
One can also make a separate .sh, channels and archive files for each resolution and have them point to each other, and in doing so have different channels download in different resolutions.
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Here's howw to download smaller resolutions
Here's how to download smaller resolutions
Jul 31, 2024
I had a look at YTDLP format examples and came up with the below yt-dlp.conf
It will download no more than 1080p for vertical or horizontal videos or the next best resolution if 1080p doesn't exist. (I just edited line 6)
One can also make a separate .sh, channels and archive files for each resolution and have them point to each other, and in doing so have different channels download in different resolutions.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: