What is umph FOR LINUX?

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umph is a handy command line tool that helps you grab video links from YouTube feeds. Whether it's playlists, favorites, or uploads, this tool has got you covered!

How Does umph Work?

Using umph, the video links are neatly printed out for you, with each link on a new line. This makes it super easy to see what you've got!

Basic Commands to Get Started

• # To fetch and parse a playlist with ID "AAF3A1D0CA1E304F":


• umph AAF3A1D0CA1E304F



• # To get items 11-20 from that same playlist:


• umph -s 11 -m 10 AAF3A1D0CA1E304F



• # To fetch and parse favorites for user "youtube":


• umph -t f youtube



• # And if you want to fetch uploads for the same user:


• umph -t u youtube

Downloading Videos Made Easy!

If you're interested in downloading playlist items using cclive (another cool tool), just run:

• umph AAF3A1D0CA1E304F | cclive



• # Or, if you'd like to pick which videos to download:


• umph -i AAF3A1D0CA1E304F | cclive

Get umph Today!

If you want to try it out yourself, go ahead and clone it using Git:

• git clone git://repo.or.cz/umph.git

You can find more details about how to use this awesome tool by checking out the official page: Download umph here!.

How Download Works

Go to the Softpas website, press the 'Downloads' button, and pick the app you want to download and install—easy and fast!