The ffmpeg is a collection library and software program to manipulate multimedia files.

supports specifying command line arguments that are passed to youtube-dl.This tutorial outlines the steps required to install FFmpeg in Ubuntu and Other Linux systems.automatically downloads youtube-dl and keeps it updated.supports settings the user agent, referrer, login to download video, proxy support.options to write description to file, write thumbnails to disk, limit download speed and min/max file size, etc.subtitles: can download all available subtitles, write subtitles to videos, lets you select the subtitles language.playlist options: you can enter the first and last video in the playlist you want to download as well as the maximum number of files to download from a playlist.supports Youtube DASH videos (it automatically downloads both audio and video and merges the two optionally, it can remove the audio only and video only files).can automatically convert downloaded video to audio (with format and quality options).supports downloading multiple videos in the same time.download videos from all websites supported by youtube-dl.For a full list of features and options of the youtube-dlG tool read the followings: If you want you can also limit the download speed depending on other downloads taking place at the same time. There are many other features present in the youtube-dlG tool such as the ability to download videos from all websites supported by youtube-dl, the ability to download all available subtitles and options to write description to file. The most important thing is that you can use the graphical version to download multiple videos at the same time, choose the quality of the video you want to download and convert the video to audio. Youtube-dlG is the gui version of the youtube-dl command-line utility but with a reduced number of options and features. Probably most of you have heard about or used the youtube-dl command-line video downloader, but today we will teach you how to install and use the youtube-dlG gui tool in your linux distribution.

Arch linux ffmpeg front end