Next, you need to give termux access to your device’s filesystem, So type in following command and press enter. (Note: If you get an error apt-get: not found, scroll down the end of the article, I’ll have all solutions there) If you have ever work in the terminal, y ou might know, i t’s always a good deal to update your repository. You can download this file (Google drive) and copy paste them one by one to your terminal. Don’t worry, a ll these commands are simple. Now, since it’s our first-time setup, we’ll have to type in some terminal commands. Head over to Google play Store a nd download any terminal emulator app. For this instance, let’s go with Termux. So, let’s get started, shall we?ĭownload Any Videos on the Internet with Android Terminal Step 1
I highly recommend you watch the following video first, in this post, I’ll be explaining the steps and fixing some common errors that you might get while trying the method. You can check out the complete list on YouTube-dl supported sites page. This method support around 1250 sites i ncluding all the popular video sites – YouTube, Vimeo, Facebook, twitch etc. And that’s it, y our video is downloaded, in the YouTube folder of file manager This will launch a terminal emulator, and run some commands. Well, s ay, you are watching any video in the YouTube app and you want to download it. So simply tap on the share icon on the top right. You don’t have multiple download options (360p or 480 etc) like you get in other apps.Need some tinkering with Android terminal.No need to download any third party app that is filled with ads.No need to leave the YouTube app or any app for that matter.Related: 3 Ways to Loop YouTube Videos on Android and iOS Sounds geeky? Well, let’s see how to do it. But how about we do this, with Android terminal (No ROOT required). There are tons of online sites and Android apps, that let you download videos from the Internet.
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