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4K Download Bundle Lifetime License for 3 Computers: Now AU $20.43 (Was AU $39.02)

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4K Download Bundle Lifetime License for 3 Computers: Now AU $20.43 (Was AU $39.02)
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techceena on 02/02/2017 - 23:36 4kdownload.com (329 clicks)
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Product Overview : 4K Video Downloader allows to download video, audio and subtitles from YouTube in high-quality and as fast as your computer and connection will allow. If you want that video on your iPad, iPhone or other device we've got you covered. Downloading is simple and straightforward: just copy the video link from your browser and click 'Paste Url'. Done!

Bundle includes also includes, Free Support + Free Upgrades

  • 4K Video Downloader
  • 4K YouTube to MP3 - Download audio from YouTube in MP3 format. Listen to your favourite songs, video clips and more!
  • 4K Stogram - An Instagram Downloader for PC, Mac and Linux. Just enter 'username' and the images will be yours to enjoy

Note : Free versions are also available for you to try, for that just head to their homepage.

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  • thelastnoob on 02/02/2017 - 23:48

    This program is very good and keeps updating to bypass youtube protection
    the 4kvideodownloader also rips video to mp3 and can rip entire channels
    i use this to avoid youtube buffering

    • Elijha on 03/02/2017 - 00:29
      +1

      If you purchase a video from google play you can stream it from youtube via a browser at 1080 - can this therefore record that stream?

      • thelastnoob on 03/02/2017 - 00:48
        +2

        not likely for that purpose you need a screen recorder or a link capture program
        try extension called 'videodownloadhelper' for firefox and maybe others but if that fails look for a real time screen grabber with good compression or use nvidia's built in screen recorder if you have a good nvidia card

      • ashanrath on 03/02/2017 - 09:26

        Not sure why you got downvoted for a legitimate technical question. Have an upvote to balance it out.

  • HomeAlone on 03/02/2017 - 00:21
    +5

    http://www.clipconverter.cc/

  • Elijha on 03/02/2017 - 00:51
    +2

    Since this is freeware and open source I'm failing to see a bargain here. By all means buy to support them if you like - but I can't clearly see any advantage for the product in doing so.

    • thelastnoob on 03/02/2017 - 00:54

      not freeware it only allows 10 downloads

      • Elijha on 03/02/2017 - 01:14
        +1

        Really? footer of the main page indicates otherwise. and it is no where near obvious the limitation before you download.

        Free
        Most of our applications are completely free: no payments and no registration, ever. Full functionality instantly and forever!

        Cross-platform
        Our applications are compatible with most modern platforms such as Windows (including Portable), Mac OS X and Linux.

        Open Source
        Our code is open source: anyone can validate its safety and security. We use open source libraries that provide the most reliable and stable user experience.

        ….EDIT….
        Went looking for the source code and it's no longer opensource according to wikipedia - only place I could find it discusssed (ie not on the website)
        "Application uses open source libraries and frameworks: Qt, FFmpeg, boost. Before version 3, it was available as open source software"

  • [Deactivated] on 03/02/2017 - 00:51
    +1

    https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefox/addon/video-downloa…
    This has also been free for a very long time.

    • Diji1 on 03/02/2017 - 02:50
      +3

      I heard that was around before the internet. True story!

      • StewBalls on 03/02/2017 - 07:33
        +2

        Correct. Earlier versions of the code were written in blood on parchment made from human skin.

        • dlovep on 03/02/2017 - 08:56
          +1

          Must be the Oracle from the mighty one that way before human race started that and passed down on us.

  • kpm on 03/02/2017 - 00:52
    +8

    Why would I pay for a glorified downloader when I can use a free, far more extensive program like JDownloader to download my multimedia?

    • llama on 03/02/2017 - 02:22
      +1

      Because most people don't realise that programs like Jdownloader exist. Hence, companies like this one create a clone, and pretend that it does something innovative… suck in a few punters.

      • goober on 03/02/2017 - 09:17
        +1

        Oh like Apple. I get it now.

        • llama on 03/02/2017 - 11:44
          -2

          No, not like Apple at all.

          If you try to make some dig at people who buy iPhones (when they could get an Android)… the reason Apple is successful is that iPhone users specifically don't want the whole "android experience", including the frustration of OS crashes, memory leaks, needing to reload the OS every few months, out of control Apps that bring the device to it's knees, massive hardware resources needed for reasonable performance, lack of ongoing OS and Firmware support, dreadful resale values, etc.

        • goober on 03/02/2017 - 17:19
          +1

          @llama:
          Do even lift bro?

    • Diji1 on 03/02/2017 - 02:50
      -2

      Because it uses Java which is horrid.

      • katsuya on 03/02/2017 - 08:00

        at very least it gets the job done, it's free and Java is already installed on 90% of computers anyway.

        plus there are so much more u can dl with using jdownloader.

    • Jack D Price on 03/02/2017 - 08:28

      I use this for everything :)

    • Robot on 03/02/2017 - 19:41

      I must have been living under a rock, or maybe the safety cloud of IDM (Internet Download Manager)that I purchased a few years ago now, but I have not heard of JDownloader. IDM has been most generous with it's licensing up until recently, but alas, probably through necessity to support development etc they have gone down the path of a less generous license model whereby they will require further payment. Fair enough, providing I can afford to support and keep the fantastic IDM, I will.
      A question to users of JDownloader, does JDownloader support multi-part downloads? and does it take over downloads from popular browsers like Firefox? Probably a stretch here, but IDM gives an option tab to download 99% of any video link, does JDownloader give similar option?

      • kpm on 04/02/2017 - 11:05

        I'm glad you're hearing about it now at least! I've never tried using it for multi-part downloasd, but just from what I've quickly read now, it appears that it does support it, as long as you can provide a direct link to the download for it to grab.

        As for whether it takes over downloads from browsers, I'm interpreting your question as whether or not it takes control of the downloads from these browsers and feeds them into its own downloader? Answer for that is no, you're still able to download from all your other browsers normally (I'm sure there would be add-ons that could change this, though: it's highly customisable). Whenever you copy a link, its default settings are to grab the link and attempt to download what it thinks you want (ie. throw in a YouTube link and it will grab the video, audio, and often thumbnail files, splicing them together during the download).

        I'm a little unsure of your last question. What is the purpose of downloading 99% of a video link? To complete the download at a later time?

        Best way to get these questions answered is also just to give it a try for yourself! Once you have all your own preferences built into the settings, it's such a fantastic tool.

        • thelastnoob on 04/02/2017 - 14:35

          he means it downloads from 99% of video sites so a very small amount of video sites it cannot rip from due to some form of coding or protection

  • [Deactivated] on 03/02/2017 - 07:08

    I've used this before.. Can download playlists unlike other free ones which download one video at a time.. Not sure if there are better applications now but this was the best one I had found when I wanted it last year…

  • Praeto on 03/02/2017 - 08:05
    +9

    For the slightly more tech savvy, this is a good (and free) option: https://rg3.github.io/youtube-dl/

    • llama on 03/02/2017 - 11:49
      -5

      Hello… 1997 is calling.

      Do people really still use Command Line driven clunkers like that?

      Yeah maybe it gets the job done, but in 2017 even "tech-savvy" people tend to prefer software with a bit more refinement. It's not as if there isn't already about 1,000 existing alternatives to choose from LOL

      • Praeto on 03/02/2017 - 12:28
        +3

        This program is open source and can be modified by anyone to be what ever you want it to be. If you want to have a GUI for it, you can spend half an hour building one to your exact specifications. If you want to run it via a browser helper object, you can spend 20 minutes implementing that.

        Since it's a command line tool, it can easily be used in automation. I can use the command in a script so that it automatically downloads videos I want and sorts them into categories etc. Since it's run via terminal, I can run it remotely and download large videos from my servers with better net connections.

        Personally on my macs I run it via an app launcher called "Alfred". I press CTRL-Space and a command line pops up. I type "> yt" and paste the URL of the video and it downloads for me. No custom GUI needed.

        The app in OP downloads videos from 5 different sites, and YouTube-dl does in excess of 1000… But hey… Use what ever you want. Though if you seriously had to be told any of that stuff, you weren't one of the "tech savvy" the comment was aimed at in the first place.

        • llama on 03/02/2017 - 19:04

          This program is open source and can be modified by anyone to be what ever you want it to be

          Unfortunately not everyone has the skills or experience to modify computer programming code. Many of the people here struggle with English spelling and grammar LOL.

          If you want to have a GUI for it, you can spend half an hour building one to your exact specifications

          The majority of people would not be able to build a GUI in hundreds of hours. Not even in a lifetime for some!

          If you want to run it via a browser helper object, you can spend 20 minutes implementing that.

          Of course - absolutely trivial for anybody with an honours degree in Computer science!

          Though if you seriously had to be told any of that stuff, you weren't one of the "tech savvy" the comment was aimed at in the first place

          It is obvious that there is a massive difference in your definition of "slightly more tech savvy" compared to mine. Unless I forgot to highlight and see the hidden sarcasm tags in your post?

          Most of us already have busy lives and have absolutely no desire to learn programming languages, software coding, customising application calls or even opening a Command Line or Terminal window simply to download a few Youtube videos. The product advertised in the OP is targeted specifically at people who are not tech savvy.

          You got me thinking whether most Youtube content would be deemed far too plebeian for the tech savvy anyway, right?

        • Praeto on 03/02/2017 - 22:18
          +1

          @llama:

          Seriously mate,. I don't know what your problem is.. to use this program, you literally type:

          YouTube-dl URLOFWEBSITE

          Then it downloads the video from 1000+ different sites. The only thing that makes this any more difficult than any other option, is that you have to type a word. Everything else I typed was what you COULD do with the program, not what you need to do to use it.

          Why on earth are you investing so much effort into this stupid argument?

          EDIT: I don't actually care. Just use what ever rubbish you want.

        • llama on 05/02/2017 - 10:19

          @Praeto:

          to use this program, you literally type:

          YouTube-dl URLOFWEBSITE

          And download ONE video. Blind, with no status update, progress meter, queue, priority, etc. Downloaded to an unknown folder on the machine, too.

          Why on earth are you investing so much effort into this stupid argument?

          Why are you investing so much effort to "promote" a bit of geeky command line code that 99.9% of computer users are unable to use? In its raw state, what you mention is heaps less flexible and functional than a huge number of other options.

        • dfaktz on 05/02/2017 - 10:24
          +1

          For everyone complaining about it being a script instead of having a GUI.. It does have a GUI if you need it, one that even a child could use..
          I use it to download entire playlists in 2 clicks.. find the windows version here https://github.com/MrS0m30n3/youtube-dl-gui/releases

          and yes, it is the best option by far, no need to be tech savvy with the version above, not even the slightest.. Run the .exe and paste your links.. can't make it much easier.

  • ubor on 03/02/2017 - 14:19

    Twenty dollars is a lot of money to a ozbargainer. :)

    • techceena on 04/02/2017 - 04:28

      I see many software's are priced in USD and when we check out it just changes to AUD. I use software like bitdefender, kaspersky mobile security etc and everything is initially show me USD in their international website.

  • shavi on 03/02/2017 - 14:48

    Can this (or any other solutions mentioned here), download purchased/rented content from Google Play (that is watchable on YouTube)?

  • thelastnoob on 04/02/2017 - 14:37

    Important you only really need to buy the 4kvideodownloader not this entire bundle since it also does mp3 conversion
    So you are only missing out on instagram ripper but saving heaps

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