AVideo

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AVideo

https://notabug.org/GPast/avideo
A powerful, 100% libre video and audio downloader for GNU/Linux

AVideo /ævə'dɛjo:/ is a powerful, 100% libre video and audio downloader for GNU/Linux. With your freedom and privacy a #1 priority, avideo offers you peace of mind in watching everything from world news and documentaries to the latest cat videos.

AVideo builds on the power of the infamous youtube-dl to ensure that the user's liberty is not sacrificed.

YouTube-DL incorporates JS, SWF, and SDK interpreters in order to deliver some functionality. However, packaging these runs contrary to delivering freedom as a number 1 priority.





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16 February 2018




Leaders and contributors

Resources and communication

AudienceResource typeURI
DevelopmentVCS Repository Webviewhttps://notabug.org/GPast/avideo
DevelopmentBug Trackinghttps://notabug.org/GPast/avideo/issues


Software prerequisites

KindDescription
Required to buildpandoc
Required to buildzip
Required to buildnosetests
Required to buildGNU make
Required to buildpython




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