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This is a workflow for easily downloading videos (and/or extracting audio) from various websites such as YouTube, Vimeo, DailyMotion and more... It uses youtube-dl as the core component. Main Features: Download video from URL. vd {video-url} Download and extract audio into an MP3 file. vd-audio {video-url} Display and download video metadata (json). vd-info {video-url} Update core component (youtube-dl). vd-update Display quick help in Large Type. vd-help Note: vd-update command currently only updates youtube-dl, not the workflow itself. Please see full details, updates (and source) of the project at GitHub. Download Video Downloader workflow. Here is a full visual list of what Video Downloader can do: And here is how the workflow nodes look like: Requirements: For the audio extraction (vd-audio) feature to work, you should install FFmpeg yourself manually (because of licensing issues). If you don't have it already; you can find details on how to install FFmpeg at the GitHub page. --- (While writing this, I found out about Vítor's workflow; which is also nice and uses youtube-dl. Well, I'm releasing this anyway for it's extra features like audio conversion, metadata info, etc..) Pls. drop a note if you like it... Thanks.
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Hi all, First post, longtime amateur Alfred user. I want to create two specific related workflows with a rudimentary knowledge of code. Can anyone point me in the right direction? ~~~~~ Here is workflow #1: Search YouTube for {query} -> copy first URL in YouTube search results (or select from Alfred list of results) -> paste into iSkysoft and begin download of MP3 via iSkysoft Here is workflow #2: Take selected or searched MP3 on HD and transpose it up or down the desired amount of semitones in Audacity via {query} ~~~~~ Do these make sense? Are they even possible? Thank you! Josh -
Here is a workflow for bulk renaming files. You select some files either in Alfred using the File Navigator or the File Buffer and use the File Action called "Rename with BulkRename", or select the files in Finder and use the hotkey to trigger the workflow for the selected files. Once triggered, Alfred will display a preview option and a bunch of preset actions that you can select. The preview option will display the modifications that will be made for each preset action listed. Preview Here are a couple of snapshot portions of what you see when pressing the Shift key: Issues are highlighted so that you know if running a preset will work or not. Even if you run that preset, nothing will happen. Preset Actions There are 6 actions included as a sample, but you can easily create your own actions using the .list keyword. To create a new preset, type in .list <new name>. Delete a preset using Cmd+Enter Each preset is nothing but a collection of simple steps that help make the preset action possible. For e.g. when you select the Append Sequence Number preset, you will be shown the preset editor: What the above tell is that the Append Sequence Number preset is a collection of two steps: add text '_seq' at end add number from 0, at end There are added to the preset using any of the steps [+] listed. You can add any number of steps to a preset, even the same ones over and over. You can delete an added step using Cmd+Enter When you add a new step to a preset, or edit an existing step by selecting it, you will be shown the Step Node Editor as above. The above is the example for the "Number Sequence" step, and for this step you can control what the starting number is, where the number should be added, and the format (leading zeros to be added). Items with a arrow -> are variables that you can change by pressing the Tab key. To add the step, just select the first option, and that step will be added to the Preset that you were viewing before. Steps Steps are the building blocks of each preset, and currently BulkRename has the following: Find and replace: find text and replace with another, supports regex and plaintext, case sensitive and insensitive Add text: add some text at the beginning or end of the filename Add timestamp: add a timestamp at the beginning or end of the filename. Timestamp is one of current time, file created or modified time. YYYY,YY,MM,DD,hh,mm,ss can appear in the format string Convert case: switch the case of the filename to lower, upper, or title Strip text: remove x characters from the filename either at the start of end Number sequence: append a running number sequence, starting from a value that you can specify MP3 Tagger (beta): Extract MP3 tags from MP3 files Regex group extractor: Regex group pattern extractor Change Extension: Allows you to change the extension of a file Keywords The main keyword is .rename (but you would not have to type that in if you use the File Action or the Hotkey) The second one to manage all your presets is .list. .preset and .node are keywords used by the workflow directly, and there is usually no need for you to type those in directly. Download Download from here Notes This works with Python 2.7.2 last I checked Have a look at the included sample presets using the .list keyword to get a hang of how presets are made, and then create your custom ones- 9 replies
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