Download list of YouTube videos (by IDs) into rclone remote.
- dockerand- docker-compose
- rclone(for generating rclone.conf)
- Put a list of YouTube video IDs (YTIDs) into master/app/youtube-ids.txt
- Setup rclone remote (https://rclone.org/remote_setup/), copy the rclone.conf to worker/app/rclone.conf
- Edit worker/app/config.js:rclone_baseto appropriate value. Also adjustqueue_concurrentto appropriate value according to available RAM and network condition.
- $ cd masterthen- $ docker-compose up, you will see a list of YTIDs are queued. The queue status is printed every 10 seconds.
- Open another terminal, $ cd workerthen$ docker-compose up, you will messages like:
node_1  | [x2XWG7Pdt2w] Download success.
node_1  | [X36Sl_ji2x4] Starting...
node_1  | [X36Sl_ji2x4] Downloading thumbnail to WTAKO:/YTDownloads/X3/6Sl_ji2x4/thumbnail.jpg...
node_1  | [X36Sl_ji2x4] Downloading meta to WTAKO:/YTDownloads/X3/6Sl_ji2x4/info.json...
node_1  | [X36Sl_ji2x4] Downloading video to WTAKO:/YTDownloads/X3/6Sl_ji2x4/video.mkv...
node_1  | [x35EZfOyXb8] Thumbnail downloaded.
node_1  | [x36f6L8NBzw] Meta downloaded.
node_1  | [x2zW4i_qOUc] Thumbnail downloaded.
node_1  | [x2zW4i_qOUc] Video downloaded.
which means the YouTube videos are being saved in /YTDownloads of your rclone remote (like Google Drive).
- Adjust worker/app/config.jsredis config, make it possible to connect to the redis server.
- You may also want to add authentication, see and edit master/docker-configs/redis.conf,worker/app/config.js,master/app/config.js
- The worker computers should only $ cd workerthen$ docker-compose up, just ignore the master.
- Basically you are on your own.
This program relies on a reliable message/job queue implementation bull. Honestly, I don't see any reasons why video would not download except bad config, bad network and google's server problem or rate limit.