Converts and downloads videos and music quickly and easily.
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You're looking for a simple solution to convert, recode, trim or even download media files and do it as easily as possible with many customizable options?
Then OnionMedia is the right choice for you. It offers a simple and adaptive user experience and let you choose your own application theme. So it fits perfectly into your system as an almost native app.
Download multiple videos and audios at the same time from many platforms with just a click. OnionMedia delivers a built-in Searchbar for Youtube, functions to recode your downloaded videos to the H.264 codec after download and lets you get shortened videos if you want.
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- Recode to other video and audio codecs.
- Hardware-Accelerated-Encoding for video files.
- Change resolution, aspect ratio, bitrates and frames per second.
- Short the file and get only a part instead of the full content.
- Edit the Tags from files (e.g. Title, Author, Album...)
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- Supports many platforms
- Search videos or add them directly with an URL.
- Add multiple videos to the queue and download them at the same time.
- Lets you select a resolution to download the video, or download only the audio of the file.
- Recode the video after download directly to H.264
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- Customizable theme and accent color
- Completely free and Open-Source
Go to the Releases page and find all releases of OnionMedia to download!
Copyright © Jaden Phil Nebel
OnionMedia is Free Software and is based on the awesome tools ffmpeg and yt-dlp for converting and downloading files.
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Build:
- Download ffmpeg+ffprobe (GPL version with libx264) for your target system and paste the files in the correct folder to replace the placeholder files: (Windows: OnionMedia.Avalonia/Platforms/Windows/Output/ExternalBinaries/binaries/ffmpeg+yt-dlp/) (Linux: OnionMedia.Avalonia/Platforms/Linux/Output/ExternalBinaries/binaries/ffmpeg+yt-dlp/) Download from gyan.dev or Btbn, be sure to use the gpl/full versions. Current ffmpeg version: 6.0
Gyan.dev: https://www.gyan.dev/ffmpeg/builds/#git-master-builds
Btbn: https://github.com/BtbN/FFmpeg-Builds/releases
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(Linux only)
a) In this folder, you can find the executable binary files. You have to give them execution permissions with
chmod +x <path>
b) You also have to install "nscd", which is used for video trimming on downloads. Install it on your system, e.g. with
sudo apt-get install nscd
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Install dotnet-sdk-7.0 and run
dotnet run
in the "OnionMedia.Avalonia" folder