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meflou

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    meflou reacted to vitor in Download Media — Download video and audio from web pages   
    That should be only temporary, until the video finishes downloading. That way you know the download hasn’t finished, and can even continue it later, if it interrupts for some reason.
     

    You have Downloads twice (…/Downloads/Downloads/…), there, don’t you mean downdir="${HOME}/Downloads/Videos"? You can use ${HOME} literally; it’ll know what it means.
    To make sure the directory you want to download to exists, you can open a terminal and run mkdir -p <path_to_directory>.
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    meflou reacted to vitor in Download Media — Download video and audio from web pages   
    Usage

    Download video from a plethora of online sources via the dv keyword. Download audio with da. Your clipboard and frontmost browser tab are checked for links.


    ↩: Download. ⌘↩: Download full playlist. ⌥↩: Toggle adding to Watch List.
    Alternatively, download with the Universal Action.



    Check download progress via the dp keyword.


    ⌘↩: Restart download. ⌃↩: Cancel.
    ⤓ Install on the Alfred Gallery | Source
     
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    meflou reacted to vitor in Download Media — Download video and audio from web pages   
    meflou Open the Run Script node on the top right. Very near the end you’ll find a line that reads downdir="${HOME}/Desktop"; change it to downdir="${HOME}/Downloads". Alternatively, if you have WatchList and add to it via this workflow, it’ll default to that directory.
    scottfwalter. Not sure if the fault lies with youtube-dl or youtube, on that one. It’s more likely the former’s fault, though, so you should open a bug report. This workflow simply uses the default (supposedly the best).
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    meflou reacted to Benzi in "Todo" - a todo list workflow, with Remember The Milk (beta) support   
    v1.7 introduces managing multiple lists using the new list keyword (thanks to a suggestion from @twinpeaks)
     
     

     
    If you want more control over your todo items apart from tagging, pinning and setting due dates for them, you can split up your todo items with lists.
    By default, Todo uses a list called todo, but you can create new lists using the list keyword.
    Typing list will display all available lists Typing list <name> will select a list titled name if it exists or allow you to create a new list At any point in time only one list will be active, and all actions performed by using thetodo,add,import,export etc keywords will be working against the currently active list.
    In list view, Cmd + Enter will help you to delete a list altogether.
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