

Otherwise you could download the ffmpeg binary from here and set it to $PATH Since you have build your own ytmp3-dl binary for your system, it is also required to have ffmpeg installed in your system by your OS's package manager (i.e.: sudo pacman -S ffmpeg for Arch Linux and so on, check for your specific OS). You can also Copy-Paste the ytmp3-dl binary from dist/ after building to ~/.local/bin/ directory, and make sure you have this directory exported to your shell's $PATH variable (i.e export PATH=$PATH:$HOME/.local/bin). # OR, setting alias alias ytmp3= '/exact/path/to/ytmp3-dl ' bashrc can either of the following lines # exporting to PATH export PATH= $PATH:/path/to/ytmp3-dl/directory/

This version comes with compatible ffmpeg binaries, and does not relies on ffmpeg being installed on the Operating System. This version does not includes ffmpeg binaries, and relies on ffmpeg which is already installed in the user's Operating System. These build does not require one to have python (and even ffmpeg) installed.


The builds of this program is available for 64-bit versions of Linux and Windows Operating Systems (macOS users can download the source code and build it by themselves, see build instructions). (check out General Usage on how to use the script) Additionally you can set the script to global $PATH and use it from there. Var YoutubeMp3Downloader = require ( "youtube-mp3-downloader" ) //Configure YoutubeMp3Downloader with your settings var YD = new YoutubeMp3Downloader ( module.
