Youtube Playlist Ripper
This is probably something easy to create but you dont find it easily on the web.
I always wanted to download playlists from youtube cause I have slow internet connection and when I play pvps I get lag. So.. I decided to create something to help me and share it with you, cause you might have same problem and if you like it , improve the script for more.
Its written in perl so you will need to download perl if you plan to run it on windows.

Usage
The script is in a very basic step so improvements are to come!
This is probably something easy to create but you dont find it easily on the web.
I always wanted to download playlists from youtube cause I have slow internet connection and when I play pvps I get lag. So.. I decided to create something to help me and share it with you, cause you might have same problem and if you like it , improve the script for more.
Its written in perl so you will need to download perl if you plan to run it on windows.

PHP Code:
#!perl
eval unpack u=>q{_=7-E('-T<FEC=#L*=7-E('=A<FYI;F=S.PIU<V4@0W=D.PIU<V4@5U=7.CI9;W54=6)E.CI$;W=N;&]A9#L*_=7-E($Q74#HZ57-E<D%G96YT.PIP<FEN="`B7'1Y;W5T=6)E('!L87EL:7-T(')I<'!E<B`O(&8P,&QI<V@@?7$!E;&ET97!V<&5R<UQN(CL*8VQO<V4@4U1$15)2.P};
open FH, "<playlist.txt" || die $!;
my $lista = <FH>;
$lista =~ s/\n//g;
my $saf = LWP::UserAgent->new();
my $data = $saf->get($lista);
my $html = $data->content;
my $path = getcwd;
$path =~ s/\//\\/g;
$path .= '\\';
mkdir($ARGV[0]);
my $c;
if ($html =~ /watch7-playlist-length">(\d*)</gs) {
$c = $1;
}
for (1..$c) {
if($html =~ /data-video-id="(.*?)"/gs) {
eval { ytdownload($1,$_) }
}
}
sub ytdownload {
my $client = WWW::YouTube::Download->new;
my $title = $client->get_title($_[0]);
print sprintf ("%02d:%02d:%02d",reverse((localtime(time))[0..2])).":GET:::[$_[1]/$c] $title\n";
$client->download($_[0],{
fmt => $client->get_fmt($_[0]),
filename => $ARGV[0]."\\".$title.'.'.$client->get_suffix($_[0])
}
) if ! -e $ARGV[0]."\\".$client->get_title($_[0]).'.'.$client->get_suffix($_[0]);
#vid2mp3($path.$ARGV[0]."\\".$client->get_title($_[0]).'.'.$client->get_suffix($_[0]),$path.$ARGV[0]."\\".$client->get_title($_[0]).'.mp3')
}
- Save the source code in a perl file such as playlist.pl
- Run cmd.exe and navigate to the file path
- Create a text file playlist.txt open and type the playlist link you want to download
- run the script using: perl playlist.pl music (music is the folder we save the music)
The script is in a very basic step so improvements are to come!






