A note on youtube-dl

[Hiisi]

Folks, sorry for interrupting this interesting conversation about
youtube downloader. My question is in the same field. At least about
another goooooogle product - search engine. Is there a way to store
google search results in a text file from bash script? I used to write
site parsers to grab contents from some sites using bash utilities
such as wget. Now I want to get to the next level and parse google
output. Using my usual way goooogle returns 'sorry, you're computer
simmingly'.

On 01/10/2012, Roberto Ragusa <mail at robertoragusa.it> wrote:
> On 10/01/2012 05:07 PM, Marko Vojinovic wrote:
>> Really, the simplest way is to create a
>> bash script:
>>
>> #! /bin/bash
>> youtube-dl -t <url1>
>> youtube-dl -t <url2>
>> youtube-dl -t <url3>
>> ...
>>
>> and let it run. That's my main reason for using youtube-dl. Then again, my
>>
>> usecase is not very common... ;-)
>
> Even simpler:
>
> #while read a; do youtube-dl -t "$a";done
>
> Then you paste the list of URLs and press Ctrl-D.
>
> No script! :-)
>
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