TuberX 0.3.2

TuberX 0.3.2

Two engine fixes found by downloading through the app from 30 different sites, one yt-dlp test link each.

Audio outputs now run on the parallel engine. MP3, M4A, WAV and M4R take the same route as video: the audio stream and the cover art arrive together and a single ffmpeg pass extracts, tags, adds chapters and embeds the artwork. Audio from video-only sites (tumblr, Dailymotion, 9gag …) used to fail at the cover step ("ffprobe not found"); it now completes with the cover inside. M4A copies AAC sources untouched, MP3 encodes at your chosen bitrate, WAV is 16-bit PCM, M4R is a 40-second AAC ringtone.

WebM-only sites produce a real MP4. Sources served only as VP8/VP9 with Vorbis or Opus (9gag and others) used to fail twice: the finishing pass attached a cover to a WebM, then the remux to MP4 rejected VP8. The finishing pass now encodes such sources to H.264/AAC (on the GPU where one exists) and only ever attaches cover art to MP4. A 9gag clip finishes in under three seconds.

Silent videos are offered as video. A source whose formats report a height but no codec (archive.org, generic pages) is treated as video and defaults to Best, instead of offering an audio extraction that has nothing to extract.

Verified on: 9gag, tumblr, Dailymotion, SoundCloud, YouTube (MP3 with chapters, WAV, M4R, 360p pick, subtitles), archive.org, Imgur. The engine ships yt-dlp 2026.08.19 and matches upstream's supported-sites list extractor for extractor.

Downloads

• Windows: TuberX-Setup-0.3.2-x64.exe (installer, updates in place) or TuberX-Portable-0.3.2-x64.exe
• macOS (Apple silicon): TuberX-0.3.2-arm64.dmg or TuberX-0.3.2-arm64-mac.zip. First launch: right-click → Open, then "Open Anyway" in System Settings → Privacy & Security.