m1l/Installing yt-dlp.exe and using in OneCommander

## Installing yt-dlp.exe and using in OneCommander
Disclaimer: Use of these third-party programs and scripts is at the user's own risk and discretion!
Using it is subject to terms of these third-party programs.

1. Open page:
https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp/releases

2. Click yt-dlp.exe to initiate download

3. Depending on OneCommander install:
3a. If you are using Portable version of OneCommander, copy it in the program folder (same location as OneCommander.exe)
3b. If you are using MSI installed version of OneCommander, you can either copy it also to C:\Program Files\OneCommander (admin permissions required) or go to the step 3c
3c. If you have Microsoft Store version or don't want to copy it to OneCommander folder:
  3c1. Create a folder C:\Apps\yt-dlp and copy it there (NOT Program Files)
  3c2. Press Start button, type "Environment" and select "Edit the system environment variables" then click "Environment variables"
  3c3. If you have admin permissions doubleclick "Path" in bottom list, otherwise doubleclick "Path" in top list
  3c5. Click button New and type C:\Apps\yt-dlp (the above path where you copied yt-dlp.exe); OK; OK; OK

4. Restart OneCommander (Close by holding Ctrl while clicking window close button, then start again). It is important to fully close it because environment variables are updated only on cold start.


Using; How to download videos into specific folder:

1. Open a page of a video in your favorite web browser.
2. Copy URL (address) of the video
3. In OneCommander navigate to a path where you want video downloaded as mp4 file
4. Ctrl+V to paste initiating download
5. Command line window will open and the rest is up to yt-dlp to complete. Check for any errors

You will get video, description text file, and video transcript as text files saved in the folder where you pasted it.
If you don't want the additinal files, or want to use different parameters and quality settings, you can find the available parameters on the github page of the above yt-dlp repository and then edit the script execution parameters in OneCommander>Settings>Advanced (Users with Pro license can edit those)
	Disclaimer: Use of these third-party programs and scripts is at the user's own risk and discretion!
	Using it is subject to terms of these third-party programs.

	1. Open page:
	https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp/releases

	2. Click yt-dlp.exe to initiate download

	3. Depending on OneCommander install:
	3a. If you are using Portable version of OneCommander, copy it in the program folder (same location as OneCommander.exe)
	3b. If you are using MSI installed version of OneCommander, you can either copy it also to C:\Program Files\OneCommander (admin permissions required) or go to the step 3c
	3c. If you have Microsoft Store version or don't want to copy it to OneCommander folder:
	3c1. Create a folder C:\Apps\yt-dlp and copy it there (NOT Program Files)
	3c2. Press Start button, type "Environment" and select "Edit the system environment variables" then click "Environment variables"
	3c3. If you have admin permissions doubleclick "Path" in bottom list, otherwise doubleclick "Path" in top list
	3c5. Click button New and type C:\Apps\yt-dlp (the above path where you copied yt-dlp.exe); OK; OK; OK

	4. Restart OneCommander (Close by holding Ctrl while clicking window close button, then start again). It is important to fully close it because environment variables are updated only on cold start.


	Using; How to download videos into specific folder:

	1. Open a page of a video in your favorite web browser.
	2. Copy URL (address) of the video
	3. In OneCommander navigate to a path where you want video downloaded as mp4 file
	4. Ctrl+V to paste initiating download
	5. Command line window will open and the rest is up to yt-dlp to complete. Check for any errors

	You will get video, description text file, and video transcript as text files saved in the folder where you pasted it.
	If you don't want the additinal files, or want to use different parameters and quality settings, you can find the available parameters on the github page of the above yt-dlp repository and then edit the script execution parameters in OneCommander>Settings>Advanced (Users with Pro license can edit those)