A More Customizable Downloader 🛠️

V2023.4.2 is here! This release includes some new features that make the downloader even more customizable. First, we added a configurable speed limit that can be used to limit individual download speeds. Furthermore, we added support for using aria2 as the downloader backend if users choose. We also fixed some issues, including an issue where not all logs were shown for a download.

Full Changelog 📃

• Added a configurable speed limit that can be used to limit individual downloads (#174)
• Added support for using aria2 as the downloader backend (#29)
• Fixed an issue where not all logs were shown for a download (#161)
• Fixed an issue where opening the settings page would crash the app (WinUI #193)
• Updated translations (Thanks everyone on Weblate!)

Install 🧑‍💻

GNOME

Flathub

flatpak remote-add --if-not-exists flathub https://flathub.org/repo/flathub.flatpakrepo
flatpak install flathub org.nickvision.tubeconverter
flatpak run org.nickvision.tubeconverter

AUR

The tube-converter package

Manually

• Download the org.nickvision.tubeconverter-x64.flatpak file from the assets below
• Run flatpak install org.nickvision.tubeconverter-x64.flatpak from the directory containing the .flatpak file
• Run flatpak run org.nickvision.tubeconverter//master to start the app! (You should also see it in your app grid)

Windows

Microsoft Store

https://apps.microsoft.com/store/detail/nickvision-tube-converter/9PD80NNX004P

Manually

• Make sure Developer Mode is on
• Download the msix and cer files for your system architecture
• Open the cer file:
  • Click Install Certificate
  • Choose Local Machine for Store Location
  • Select Place all certificates in the following store and browse for and select Trusted Root Certification Authorities
  • Finish the dialog
• Open the msix file and install it
  • If a previous version (including betas) of Tube Converter is installed, you will need to uninstall it from the start menu first and then install it via the msix file.
• Nickvision Tube Converter should now be available in your start menu