Print ("Ready to download another video.nn"). Video_type = (progressive = True, file_extension = "mp4").first() #Get the first video type - usually the best quality. Check your:n -connectionn -url is a YouTube urlnnTry again.") Video = YouTube(yt_url, on_progress_callback=progress_Check)
# Searches for the video and sets up the callback to run the progress indicator.
Yt_url = input("Copy and paste your YouTube URL here: ") Percent = (100*(file_size-remaining))/file_size #Gets the percentage of the file that has been downloaded. # on_progress_callback takes 4 parameters.ĭef progress_Check(stream = None, chunk = None, file_handle = None, remaining = None): I’ll show you the code and an example of what it looks like when it is running first and then give you the breakdown where you can focus on what you need to know and ignore the rest.Ĭreating a simple You Tube downloader with a simple progress indicator.progress indicator. I’ve intentionally kept the program fairly limited so you can focus on the important parts.
In this post, I am going to show you a quick app that can be run in the Python shell to download videos that features a progress indicator (not quite a progress bar). How do I download YouTube videos with Python 3 using Pytube? In an earlier post I dive into some of the main aspects pytube: They really needed to download the videos, but really did not trust the programs available online to download videos for me without spamming them with advertising or adding some malicious malware to their beloved computers.įortunately, someone developed a Python 3 library to do just that – pytube. So much so that they can barely watch a YouTube video at 144p some days, and that is not particularly useful if they are trying to watch a video with code or some technical specs on the screen. Some of my friends live in an area that really struggles to get decent internet speeds in the afternoons and evenings.
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