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Why is the youtube video downloaded via youtube-dl at a quality lesser than the maximum listed quality on youtube #2458
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The 1080p videos use a different format called DASH and lack sound, so one needs to mix and transform into a format. We are working on adding support for that automatically. |
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ah right, thanks mate. So if I was to separately download the video and On Tue, Feb 25, 2014 at 6:46 PM, Philipp Hagemeister <
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Use this: youtube-dl -f 137+140 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LUemKLtbHxk |
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Wow thanks man, so as near as I can tell it downloads a video and audio only From: xubuntu4iran notifications@github.com . |
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Suggestion: Until youtube-dl gets support for 1080p videos, it should at least give a warning, or a simple FYI line which warns the user of its limitations. (assuming that youtube-dl is atleast able to detect that a 1080p video is available). This will reduce the surprise for the user. |
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For some time this is done |
I am invoking youtube dl and using only the default settings which I understand should default to best, though I've also tried explicitly saying --max-quality FORMAT in both cases I download a 1280x720 mp4 file with stereo mpegAAC audio at a 44.1 khz sample rate, while youtube lists 1080p as the maximum quality format available for that particular video (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LUemKLtbHxk).
I don't know if the sound is always at 44.1 khz on youtube but I was hoping that the 1080p version might also have 48khz sound if possible.