I have a problem with youtube that just delete videos out of nowhere from my playlist

I usually use website like cobalt.tools however it doesn't work anymore, do you guys have any good alternative?
Also +1Fireye wrote: Thu Aug 14, 2025 5:09 pm +1 to yt-dlp and any derivative tools. Its good to go directly to the source and any of these YouTube downloader websites are likely just frontends for yt-dlp anyway
Fortunately i've found this: https://quiteaplaylist.com/Crazyroostereye wrote: Thu Aug 14, 2025 9:49 am I sadly can't tell you on restoring that video, unless you can remember the Video and find it again or a reupload of it.
Yes YT-DLP is incredibly versatile, you can do a lot. I highly recommend reading the docs as they include everything you would ever need. But for your requirement you can useDedRoll wrote: Thu Aug 14, 2025 7:54 pm About yt-dlp, i've tried it and it worked! I do have a question. So when i download normaly using cmd with just "yt-dlp [Youtube link]" is it gonna be always downloading video with the highest resolution? If so is there a way to limit for example only 1080p?
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yt-dlp --format "ba+bv[height<=1080]" <youtube link>
Thank you so much for your help it save me a tonCrazyroostereye wrote: Thu Aug 14, 2025 11:35 pm Yes YT-DLP is incredibly versatile, you can do a lot. I highly recommend reading the docs as they include everything you would ever need. But for your requirement you can use
This would download the best audio and best video max height of 1080px, and then combine them together, if separate.Code: Select all
yt-dlp --format "ba+bv[height<=1080]" <youtube link>
yt-dlp has so many options, you can download subtitles, other Language audio tracks. Multiple Qualitys and then merge them into one video file to have to open. Obviously that will use a lot of storage per video, but it is cool. You have Sponsorblock, for example to cut out Non Music parts in Music videos, etc...