How to download a 5 min "segment" from Youtube
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Download the whole video and use Lossless Cut to Grab the part you want
https://mifi.github.io/lossless-cut/
https://mifi.github.io/lossless-cut/
popeyewhite said:
VLC player is the easiest for simple editing. Download your file, play through VLC, press the red button at the start of your clip and again at the end. Clip will be saved wherever you've specified. Use Handbrake to change filetype as necessary.
You can use VLC to download the entire video as well.Start VLC and then Media >> Open Network Stream then Copy and Paste in the YouTube page url. The video should now start playing in VLC.
Open the Tools >> Media Information menu. At the bottom where it shows location copy all the text from the adjoining box. Paste this back into your browser where the video will now play outside of YouTube. You can right click and then download the file.
Use this
https://www.y2mate.com/en32/youtube-mp3
to download the video as an mp3 then use audacity or similar to trim the bit you want.
https://www.y2mate.com/en32/youtube-mp3
to download the video as an mp3 then use audacity or similar to trim the bit you want.
Did this just a few weeks ago.
https://ytmp3.cc/youtube-to-mp3/
and then
https://audiotrimmer.com/
All done in 2-3 minutes.
https://ytmp3.cc/youtube-to-mp3/
and then
https://audiotrimmer.com/
All done in 2-3 minutes.
Benni said:
Check out the No.23 recorder, it records anything that goes through your sound card,
start/stop at your command, download is free, no adverts, easy operation.
I use this for years, think it was recommended here.
Thanks for that. I often record the audio from online meetings. That will be very useful.start/stop at your command, download is free, no adverts, easy operation.
I use this for years, think it was recommended here.
anonymous said:
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Oh I hate songs like this! I have a few songs in my head that I know I heard somewhere but cannot find that specific mix and version... Grab it before it's too late!The only way I know of bar pissing around with random firefox extensions is youtube-dl within Linux to download the video then handbrake or ffmpeg to turn it into an mp3 then cut what you need out with audacity or resolve or similar. Bit hardcore but equally the youtube-mp3 bit is about 5 clicks and watch for 10 minutes
Benni said:
Check out the No.23 recorder, it records anything that goes through your sound card,
start/stop at your command, download is free, no adverts, easy operation.
I use this for years, think it was recommended here.
I can only find this in German. Do you have a link to an English version?start/stop at your command, download is free, no adverts, easy operation.
I use this for years, think it was recommended here.
I've used this site.
https://www.easymp3converter.com/youtube-to-mp3/v5...
It does takes a while, 1MB per second download (limited by the site), but i now have a copy of the YT clip
So you should be able to do this too; no video, just audio.
https://www.easymp3converter.com/youtube-to-mp3/v5...
It does takes a while, 1MB per second download (limited by the site), but i now have a copy of the YT clip
So you should be able to do this too; no video, just audio.
https://ufile.io/t7e17lvz
Here you go OP, hope that helps.
BTW the link will only allow you to download at 1MBps.
Actually a nice bit of EDM, so that's going on the list of tracks that play in the background
Here you go OP, hope that helps.
BTW the link will only allow you to download at 1MBps.
Actually a nice bit of EDM, so that's going on the list of tracks that play in the background
Edited by bunchofkeys on Sunday 13th June 17:49
AlexS said:
You can use VLC to download the entire video as well.
Start VLC and then Media >> Open Network Stream then Copy and Paste in the YouTube page url. The video should now start playing in VLC.
Open the Tools >> Media Information menu. At the bottom where it shows location copy all the text from the adjoining box. Paste this back into your browser where the video will now play outside of YouTube. You can right click and then download the file.
Thanks, didn't know that. Possibly a bit complicated?Start VLC and then Media >> Open Network Stream then Copy and Paste in the YouTube page url. The video should now start playing in VLC.
Open the Tools >> Media Information menu. At the bottom where it shows location copy all the text from the adjoining box. Paste this back into your browser where the video will now play outside of YouTube. You can right click and then download the file.
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