Y2Mate is limited to only working with YT and has problems with compatibility across different operating systems. YTD has poor download speeds and no batch mechanism in the freemium. It works on all macOS after version 10.6. For security reasons, It has been checked for viruses by VirusTotals and is safe. It also provides a tag editor so you can store your music as you want. Many free converters are unable to download in bulk like YTD, but MediaHuman can do this.
MH can export all the downloads to iTunes. Y2Mate, on the other hand, only can be used for YT. You can use it for Dailymotion, Vimeo, SoundCloud, and more. YouTube is not the only website it supports. While the user interface is a bit dated, it is easy to use as the main screen carries much of what you need to download and convert videos. Most other audio converters are based out of a website, like YTD, but MediaHuman (MH) sticks to a downloadable format. MediaHuman has kept their converter in great shape throughout the years. exe ( ffmpeg, ffplay, ffprobe) to the same directory as youtube-dl, and then run: youtube-dl -x -audio-format mp3. Once downloaded, I extracted the latest build (4.3.1) on Windows 10 and copied all the. I have made the following files/versions available for Windows users from my Google Drive but please don't take these as granted, and scan for malware or viruses as always: ffmpeg-4.2.2-win32-static.zip Once the Notta extension is downloaded on your computer, go to the YouTube video you wish to record audio from. From there, you’ll click add to Chrome and click allow extension when prompted. The complete downloads are still available from here: Start by going to Notta’s Chrome download page in the Chrome web store. My rep doesn't allow me to add a comment so I will put in here.Īs per is closed, but still accessible via Web Archive.
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