j7n Posted 8 hours ago Posted 8 hours ago 2 hours ago, NotHereToPlayGames said: You just keep dancing around giving us the DETAILS Dancing? I previously said: "I want to download YouTube with YouTube-DLP. The Open With preset has to be able to save various command-line parameters." So I want to run program: youtube-dl.exe With arguments: -f 299/137/298/136/22/bestvideo,140/bestaudio[language=en]/bestaudio --fixup never --restrict-filenames --extractor-args "youtube:player-client=default,-tv_simply" -o "t:\working\%(title)s- %(id)s .%(ext)s" What good is giving such specifics when tomorrow I may change the arguments.
user57 Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago what you wrote rather describe a small console where you can enter a executables name + that parameter the createprocess function can do exactly this, so this might be a question for a plugin someone writes that is doing that that %s is useally something for translate a string with something called printf with %s it knows that is a string it either gets translated before given as parameter (then you not fine) or the programm that reads that parameter untranslated with %s (then you are fine) for a dll there would be the rundll.exe question
NotHereToPlayGames Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago 6 hours ago, j7n said: So I want to run program: youtube-dl.exe With arguments: -f 299/137/298/136/22/bestvideo,140/bestaudio[language=en]/bestaudio --fixup never --restrict-filenames --extractor-args "youtube:player-client=default,-tv_simply" -o "t:\working\%(title)s- %(id)s .%(ext)s" I shall wait for a user of YouTube-DLP to assist. I have never used this and there is a LARGE following. I would think several of them would jump in. It is possible that you will gain more traction with a dedicated "Extension for YouTube-DLP" thread. I would think several would join in the new thread that aren't even seeing this in a Supermium thread. Granted, YouTube-DLP has been on my "To Do List", but very VERY far down on that list. I'll get to it... Eventually...
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