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$("h3.list_header").each(function(sectionIndex){ | |
var sectionName = $(this).text().replace(/Chapter .+ - /,"").replace(/\:/,'-').replace(/^(V|I|X)+\. /,''); | |
$(this).parent().next().find("a.lecture-link").each(function(videoIndex){ | |
var $lectureLink = $(this); | |
var videoName = $.trim($lectureLink.text()); | |
var downloadLink = $lectureLink.attr('href').replace('view','download.mp4'); | |
var cookieHeader = ' --header \"Cookie:'+ document.cookie + '\" '; | |
var directory = (sectionIndex+1) + '. ' + sectionName + '/'; | |
var filename = directory + (videoIndex+1) + '. ' + videoName + '.mp4'; | |
var cmd = 'echo "' + filename + '" && '; | |
cmd += 'mkdir -p "' + directory + '" && '; | |
cmd += 'curl -L -C - ' + cookieHeader + downloadLink + ' -o "' + filename + '"'; | |
console.log(cmd); | |
}); | |
}); null |
Just FYI, Dont go through trouble just for me :)
There are 2 alternatives, which have more features, but also take more work to get working though
Hi Christian
I am using the coursera video downloader bookmarklet & it works great.
I was wondering if you know of a similar good (as in lightweight) way(bookmarklet, extension, etc) to download udacity videos (which are youtube videos & unlike coursera, not organized all on one page) ?
Thanks,
cnh
Thanks! Glad you like it :D
I'd use something like a Chrome YouTube video downloader extension (a bunch exist; here's one: http://www.chromeextensions.org/other/easy-youtube-video-downloader/ ). I haven't used Udacity as much, so I can't offer any specific advise.
Creepy o_O
Not back in the US yet, unfortunately. Currently enjoying a holiday to Sydney :D
Thanks a lot. It works & looks like i can paste the huge blob for all the videos at 1 go.
A feature which will let you choose which videos to download would be awesome.