ytget

It's not hard to get what ytget stands for. Yes, it's yet another YouTube downloading software that will grab online videos for you to use offline. While that may be true, it is also fair to say that this time around, the program is indeed innovative. No flashy themes or buttons, no naggy messages, all possible because the program is run in CMD.

Although it has to be run in CMD, which means you'll need to type in some strings and commands, grabbing YouTube videos has never been easier. In fact, one could actually go as far as to say that this app is way easier to operate than any other competing solution that has an interface. At least with this app, you know the commands from the start.

Thus, grabbing a video will require you to use "ytget.exe" to grab any video from YouTube. It will be placed, once downloaded, in the same directory as the app executable using the highest available quality. All videos are going to be .mp4 format.

Another advantage to this rather rudimentary form of grabbing YouTube videos is the fact that you won't have to wait for the installation procedure to be finished. You'll also miss the chance to install extra useless software that in most cases comes packed with any kind of downloader. Simply unpack the app, run CMD, and launch the program. The app will save all videos in the same format: "

ytget is by far one of the most interesting CMD app interpretations. You really wouldn't think that there is a way to grab videos using commands. Fortunately, there is, and it is named very intuitively ytget, for those individuals who want to grab videos from YouTube without too much hassle.