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Feature Request - .mp3 support on downloaded YouTube videos. #9

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Red6785 opened this issue Oct 8, 2023 · 3 comments
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Feature Request - .mp3 support on downloaded YouTube videos. #9

Red6785 opened this issue Oct 8, 2023 · 3 comments

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@Red6785
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Red6785 commented Oct 8, 2023

Currently, when you go to download a YouTube video, it only gives you the option of .m4a for audio. .m4as are higher quality, however I feel the option should be there in case someone wishes to keep their audio library in one uniform file format, or alternatively, if they are using Namida to download YouTube videos and playing through something else.

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MSOB7YY commented Oct 8, 2023

thanks for the suggestion, currently available formats on youtube are m4a (acc) & webm (opus), mp3 is not available

which means that to download mp3, u will download in any format available, then convert it, which will for sure losen audio original quality & will take time, im against conversion unless its really worth it

is it worth it? does mp3 have smth better than m4a? in fact m4a is more performant with seeking

let me know what u think

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Red6785 commented Oct 8, 2023

I wrote this suggestion under the false assumption that you were using yt-dlp, which just has a native option to download as an .mp3. Sorry!

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MSOB7YY commented Oct 8, 2023

no worries, but just to let you know, yt-dlp doesnt download in mp3, it converts after downloading in whatever format

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