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yt-dlp has a sponsorblock integration that removes the segments from the downloaded file.

• wanderingmind 2y ago
  Yes I use it in Desktop/laptops, but integrating it in Android through termux was a pain. I recently found out about [Seal](https://f-droid.org/en/packages/com.junkfood.seal/ https://f-droid.org/en/packages/com.junkfood.seal/) which seems to provide a front end for yt-dlp in Android. Might try this out soon.
  • pxc 2y ago
    I use Seal all the time when people send me links to videos on social media, since, lacking the apps and accounts, I can't reliably or conveniently get them to play at the present stage of enshittification of those platforms. Seal is great! Definitely give it a try.
  • smahs 2y ago
    I first found Seal which uses arai2 under the hood. After getting used to Seal, I had to start using yt-dlp with aria2 on linux as well. The only nitpick is that you can't get multiple parallel downloads with Seal.
• Ruthalas 2y ago
  You can also mark segments in the downloaded files with that combination of tools, which is useful and non-destructive.