PlayListRipper

PlayListRipper is a little tool I created to Download YouTube Videos and PlayLists.

This Project is Powered by YouTubeExplode, YouTubeExplode.Converter and FFMPEG

How it works

Once you run the program, you are prompted to select the type of Media you want to download (Video / PlayList / Channel), the options marked with (MP3) will download the given link as .mp3 files

Where can I access my files?

The Files will be stored on Desktop/PlayListRipper in case you download a PlayList, they will be saved in Desktop/PlayListRipper/PlayListName/, if however you downloaded an entire channel, your files can be found in Desktop/PlayListRipper/ChannelName/

What platform is this made for?

PlayListRipper currently only runs on Windows, a linux version will follow soon.

IMPORTANT

Since this project is made using YouTubeExplode.Converter you will need FFMPEG which can be downloaded HERE If you're unsure if you have FFPMEG installed, you can press Win + R and type cmd, inside of the command prompt you can try to type ffmpeg. If you are using Version 1.2 or above, you no longer need to download and install FFMPEG, you can run the program as administrator, and it will automatically check if ffmpeg is installed, and will ask the user if they want PlayListRipper to download and set it up for them.

Example usage

How to install FFMPEG

Step 1: Go to this Website and download the latest FFMPEG version.

Step 2: Create a folder in any directory, C:/ for example and create a folder with any name, ffmpeg will be used for this example

Step 3: Extract the contents of the in step 1 downloaded archive file, into the folder you just created, in this case it's C:/ffmpeg/

Step 4: Press the windows key and type "environment variables" open the program.

Step 5: Click on the "Enviroment Variables" button

Step 6: Find Path in System variables, click it once and then press edit

Step 7: Click on new and type the path you have extracted the archive in, in this example C:/ffmpeg

Done.

If all steps are completed, you can open your commnand prompt and try to type ffmpeg, it should look similar to this: