I have online courses from some platforms that I could share, what is the best way to download them?

Searching the web seen the extension https://cococut.net/ are there also alternatives for Firefox or better alternatives?

After I download the videos is it recommended to convert them to some other format for example with ffmpeg?

I am looking for some introductory documentation to WEB-DL or similar

  • soloojos (Lemmy)@feddit.cl
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    8 months ago

    Video Downloader: Download videos from websites with an easy-to-use interface. Provides the following features:

    Convert videos to MP3
    Supports password-protected and private videos
    Download single videos or whole playlists
    Automatically selects a video format based on your quality demands
    

    Based on yt-dlp.

    https://github.com/unrud/video-downloader

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      8 months ago

      Thank you, I knew yt-dlp and this is an interesting app. However, I was referring more to courses on platforms like Udemy where you need an account

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    8 months ago

    Yt-dlp can use user authentication to pull videos as well. The flags are -u (username) and -p (password) . Example: yt-dlp -u username -p password url-goes-here . Hope this helps. The more we can rely on programs that we run on our own machines, the better. Even better if it’s free software.