The program will list the video that should be downloaded below and all you have to do is click that and it will start downloading at once. Next, copy that URL into the URL bar of Airy and hit enter. The first step to downloading videos is finding the URL of the video that you want. Others will be disappointed as the small, sleek look does end up compromising some useful functions that the program does not feature.ĭownloading videos using the Airy program is very easy, simple, and quick. Some will like that it's simple and doesn't look very cluttered.
I always like to download the best possible version of a video in the WebM format, which plays beautifully at crisp 4K in the free VLC app for iPad.Whether or not you like this interface is all a matter of personal preference. There’s probably less of a need for downloading YouTube videos on iPhone and iPad now that the YouTube app supports native 4K playback on Apple platforms, but I think it’s great to be able to download videos offline for research and archival purposes regardless.
I followed their tutorial and was able to get youtube-dl up and running on my iPad Pro – with support for encoding files via ffmpeg – in literally two minutes. Greg has written an excellent tutorial on how to install the (recently reinstated) youtube-dl utility (which I’ve been using to download YouTube videos on my Mac mini for years) and use it on iPad via a-Shell.
The problem is, the iPad doesn’t ship with a Terminal app like the Mac does, so while I could do this on my Mac, I struggled to find a way to use this command on my iPad. There is a command-line program you can run called youtube-dl that will download videos from YouTube (and other sites). I discovered that it’s possible to download these videos using the iCab browser if you change the user agent, but I could never get this to work consistently. There are various apps for the Mac that’ll download YouTube videos, but there’s nothing comparable for the iPad. Greg Godwin, writing at NonProfit Workflows:
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