![]() It's also worth noting that rendering a downloaded 4k video takes forever (a 24fps vid in 4k took 20 minutes to render, when it would take less than a min at 1080p). I've been running tests and I CAN download 4k or higher resolution videos, but I just found out how to do it, and it will take me time to implement that knowledge into the script. The video will be downloaded at a maximum resolution of 1080p. my current priority is still to package the script and make it available as a plugin, complete with a YouTube tutorial.ġ.What is the resolution of the downloaded video? : these limitations and bugs will be patched out at a later date. Hey guys, I thought I'd take the time to note some of the current limitations of the script as well as a few bugs. check out my new vid and Sub my channel :) ![]() I've made a new version of this project that's faster. It's a super easy install check it out:Įdit: The plugin is now available! check out my tutorial here for all the info. I have a version of the OP script for Resolve studio if anyone is interested. I'm also going to be making many more tutorials that will help to automate Premiere-pro workflows, as well as DaVinci Resolve Studio (Mac OS). My next step for Youtube to Premiere will be packaging this source code and releasing it for free as a plugin, so you won't need to setup a debug environment to use it, just dl and install. Please subscribe to my channel, or like my vids. I'll upload a video of it working tonight or tomorrow, but here is the source code/files.Įdit: I add a bash installer for brew, YouTube-dl, and ffmpegįor Mac users, use the updated version of 'part_2_1.jsx' called 'part_2_1_updated.jsx' otherwise you'll have to manually clear 'done.txt' the first time you use the script for it to work. ![]() ![]() I tested it this morning and it works fine for me. This is a tutorial I made on how to download a YouTube video directly into premiere pro using:Īs promised here is the windows version.
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