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▶ Luxinatev7.01 ~ DEPRECATED ~ This workflow is currently not supported... Luxinate is an Alfred.v2 workflow designed to automate the use of "youtube-dl" and "ffmpeg" to download streamed media from a large set of supported sites. — QUICK OVERVIEW — Luxinate has several available options. The default "Luxinate" option will allow you to download video, audio, or even both! The "Advanced Luxinate" action modifier will allow you to select a specific download quality or format. Several built in settings allows you to configure Luxinate to your personal preference. All of your downloads will be saved for your future reference. ▶ Download v7.01 ~ Enjoy ♥ Ritashugisha — View on Github — Previous Versions

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.

I have modified the Searchio! Alfred workflow of Dean (http://www.packal.org/workflow/searchio) to be able to directly play audio (from youtube for example) using mpv. For this I took inspiration from the ShortFilms workflow of Vitor (http://www.packal.org/workflow/shortfilms). To do this, I previously used: open -a "${audio_player}" "${1}" --args --vid=no This worked perfectly until I upgraded (using brew (not brew cask)) to mpv 0.25.0 Since the upgrade, mpv doesn't recognise the args that are passed to it by open through the use of --args. A simple test for this is [in a terminal/command line window; note: this requires mpv and youtube-dl to be installed]: open -a mpv "youtube_video_link_here" --args --vid=no I have read the documentation of open and mpv and I am not sure why the behaviour changed. Anyone can help with this? The arguments passing issue using "open -a App_Name File_Name --args arg1" might be more widespread than just for this use case. Is there anything I am missing in the use of the command open? P.S.: 1) I have also filed a bug report with mpv (https://github.com/mpv-player/mpv/issues/4354) but I fear that this issue is more linked to the way "open" interacts with other commands (this worked with previous mpv versions though, i.e. mpv<0.25) 2) The modifications I have made allow to call for youtube video search in Searchio! using the alfred keyword "yt" and then: Choosing an item on the Alfred displayed list while using CMD launches the playback of the corresponding youtube video in mpv Choosing an item on the Alfred displayed list while using ALT launches the playback of the corresponding youtube audio in mpv