Блокировки, они повсюду...
Ох как надоела эта тенденция. Наша IT индустрия буквально стреляет себе в ногу силами определённых личностей и их мнений о том как для нас будет лучше.
Как бы там ни было, сейчас все советуют экстренно качать и переносить свои видосы с YouTube на отечественные аналоги.
Да, можно использовать оконные софты со всеми удобствами (VLC или Youtube Video Downloader), но мы лучше покодим😉
Я набросал небольшой скрипт для скачивания плейлиста с YouTobe в один клик.
Из зависимостей только модуль pytube.
▫️ Для скачивания выбирается максимально доступный размер видео файла.
▫️ Если файл уже существует то скачивания не будет. Удобно для апдейта обновлений.
▫️ Скрипт качает всё из плейлиста с помощью класса pytube.Playlist. Если хотите скачать канал, то просто замените класс на pytube.Channel
from pytube import Channel
PLAYLIST_URL = 'https://www.youtube.com/channel/XXXXXXXXX'
playlist = Channel(PLAYLIST_URL)
Забираем здесь ➡️
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