roccitman

Feature introduced in 4.5. It means that you can now download video or audio from a URL you select or have in your clipboard history.

Loaded up yt-dlp via brew. Works great! Thanks man!

That’s odd, and seeing as no one else is experiencing it, it has to be something in your setup.
 
 
I’d say that’s an issue with your installation of ffmpeg. Confirm if you have it, and how it’s installed.

Can’t reproduce. Delete the Workflow and readd it, if you want it reset.

No, you didn't. You copied only the second half of the command. And the second time you copied an invalid part of the command. In fact, you did exactly the same thing as roccitman did on the previous page, and I explained exactly what he'd done wrong.
 
You might have fixed your issue with the Homebrew update (which was included in the full command you were supposed to run).
 
If not, please go back and read and follow Vítor's instructions carefully.

Update.

Added support to download audio. It also works with downloading a full playlist as audio, but it does not include and option to add to WatchList automatically due to a limitation in youtube-dl where getting the filename for audio is not accurate.

Also changed the way downloading a playlist works. It now downloads everything into it’s own directory. It’s more organised and interfaces better with WatchList.

To update, download the latest version (same URL) or wait a few days and it’ll prompt you to on next usage, since it uses OneUpdater.
 

Issue resolved. And priorities are great!

Wow, pretty slick! Still getting used to the syntax, but it's pretty darn smart. But what have you done with J*** J****?!?!!

Oh, also like the second option in case you're trying to put numbers into your reminder note...

Hey There
 
Yeah, I do that all the time. Here's the syntax I would use:
 
r in 1 day at 12pm to Eat Lunch
 
 
http://d.pr/i/5NiM

Seems to work great!

Exactly what I need!

Haha no- but it seems like it'd be a good fit!

Thanks Jack James! Gotta admit, this is a slick addition. It's been fun being close to the evolution of this workflow.
-roccit
 
Btw, are you a DJ in your spare time?

To expand a little on Vitor's response, in an effort to remain as lean and fast as possible alfred doesn't include any sort of monitoring capability to let you perform things like this. You could potentially do such things with workflows depending on your knowledge with programming/scripting or with using cron jobs

No (thankfully), Alfred is meant to work when you specifically call it. SleepWatcher, however, might be able to do what you need.

Nicely done! You're the wizard of workflow.

Nicely done! You're the wizard of workflow.