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I looked over their pricing tiers [1] and it's definitely not for me. The free tier is just absurdly limited (2 simultaneous torrent downloads, capped video qua

I looked over their pricing tiers [1] and it's definitely not for me. The free tier is just absurdly limited (2 simultaneous torrent downloads, capped video quality, ads(!), etc). This might be acceptable in 2003 but I'm surprised this kind of stuff can survive nowadays when there are so many other free and probably superior alternatives. [1] https://www.mipony.net/en/pro/ https://www.mipony.net/en/pro/

vezycash 6y ago
The pricing looks very straight forward to me. The lifetime option is less than $20 for either windows or Mac. Mipony and jd shouldn't be compared with IDM. They don't do the same thing. Mipony's reason for being is downloading from file sharing sites like MediaFire, mega, zippyshare, nitroflare... If you don't download from file sharing sites, mipony is useless for you. For torrents, a dedicated torrent downloader would be better suited to the task. I'm however finding JD's ability to download YouTube videos quite useful, better than paid YouTube downloaders.
- Vindicis 6y ago
  If you just need a simple script to download youtube videos, here's a very basic one I made as a wrapper to youtube-dl. You'll need to edit the option string to the path you want it to save videos to. I have it set to not download playlists, but you can do whatever you please with the option string. Just copy the youtube url, mouseover the input field(it will grab the url from the clipboard, and press the get file button. No frills but it works fine for my needs. Pastebin of the code: https://pastebin.com/z3kdHcL8 https://pastebin.com/z3kdHcL8 Pic of it: https://imgur.com/a/7QVwou9 https://imgur.com/a/7QVwou9