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mux-yt

v2.0.2

Published

A simple TUI app that allows basic trimming, merging and downloading of YouTube videos, playlists, and shorts.

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Git

Maintainers

shreyashswamishreyashswami

Keywords

youtubedownloaderyt-dlpffmpegclituiinkterminalvideodownload

Readme

Mux-YT

npm version npm downloads license

The idea was simple: I was tired of going to website with sketchy ads and redirects just to download a YouTube video, and sometimes you just have to download a snippet from a video and downloading it whole and snipping it is just a pain. I also like to merge a playlist into a single video for watching - I couldn't find a tool that did all that together - so I made one.

Screenshot

Interface

Usage

You don't need to clone the repository or install media tools manually. As long as you have Node.js (v18+) (check version using node --version in your terminal), just run:

npx mux-yt

The app will launch instantly in your terminal!

Note: Mux-YT requires yt-dlp and FFmpeg. You can install them or let the app automatically download and configure them for you on first launch across all supported platforms (it may take a bit more time than usual on first run): (This auto dependency configuration feature is still very new (introduced in v2) - even though I have checked and it seems to be working, please let me know if you face any issues)

  • Windows (x64, arm64, x86)
  • macOS (Apple Silicon & Intel)
  • Linux (x64, arm64, arm)

However, if you're a dev or just like to fiddle with code, you can clone the repository and run the app locally:

git clone https://github.com/Shreyash0712/Mux-YT.git
cd Mux-YT
pnpm install
pnpm dev

Features

  • Media Agnostic Queue: Mix and match single YouTube videos and entire playlists in the same queue.
  • Precision Trimming: Skip downloading full videos. Set start/end timestamps (e.g., 01:15 to 03:30) and extract only what you need.
  • Playlist Segmenting: Download specific segments of a playlist (e.g., Videos 1 to 5) without grabbing the whole thing.
  • Auto-Merge Mode: Seamlessly stitch your entire queue (videos + trimmed segments) into a single, contiguous output file using ffmpeg without re-encoding!
  • Format & Quality Control: Globally toggle between Video (MP4) and Audio (MP3) formats, and easily cycle through max resolution targets (1080p, 720p, etc).