youget | get information , download , and play Youtube videos
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Youget is a tool to get information, download, and play Youtube videos. Written in Python 3 and PySide. How to use this program: Launch Youget Under "Youtube URL", put in the full URL to the Youtube video (ex. Click "Get Data". The application may freeze for a few seconds. A dialog box will pop up when it has finished retrieving all the information. Under "Video URL Table" there will be the quality of the video, video size (Does not always show up), the type of video file, codecs (seems to be audio codecs. Not always present), and the direct URL to that video. Double-clicking on any cell in the table will cause a dialoge box to open with that cell's text which is selectable. Click "Clear Data" to clear all the information fields. You do not need to use this if you change Youtube URLs and click "Get Data", since the fields will update automatically. At the bottom, the "Launch URL with command" feature will only work if a command text file is created. In the text box will be the current path to the command text file. It will default to the location of the exe with the name "launchcommand.txt". You can change the path by clicking "Specify a file". When you have the valid path to the command text file, click "Load file". An entry or entries will show up in the combo box below. Each entry is a command defined in your created command text file. To specify the URL to load, click on any cell on the row containing the URL you want to use. Then, click "Launch command" to launch your command with the specific URL. If you want to modify the command text file, you can make your changes first then click "Load file" to retrieve the changes. How to build this program: You need: Python 3.2.x PySide 1.1.x cxfreeze (Get it at Then run this command: cxfreeze guiinterface.py --target-dir=build. This will build the program and place the files in the directory "build" in your current working directory. On Windows, you will need to add the parameter "--base-name=Win32GUI" so a shell doesn't run when you run this program.
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- Get data from youtube page
- Parse video url
- Decode HTML escaping
- Extract meta data from the user
- Clears the data
- Update the progress bar
- Extract video ID from input
- Get flash vars
- Returns the size of the video
- Download a page from youtube
- Load the command text file
- Load the launch command
- Populates the command list
- Clears the command combo box
- Launches the command
- Launch a launch command
- Returns the full path of the program file
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I have a question.I'm learning Python and trying to understand superclasses,subclasses and the hierarchy between them.I have one thing that i didn't understand completely. I'm trying to write a program where there's a "Person" superclass and "Birthday" subclass.I defined init method for both of them.What I want to do is, I want to create an instance of Person.At the same time it should create the same instance for Birthday.Because all people have birthdays :) And i want to use the methods that i defined in "Birthday" class. The code;
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Answered 2018-Aug-27 at 09:43As per the code pasted above Person is the Superclass
and Birthday is the Subclass
. So, It's the Subclass which inherits from Superclass and not the other way round.
Also, Inheritance
is an is-a
relationship. Have/Has-A
relationship corresponds to composition
. You can read more here.
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