YouTube Downloader - Download YouTube videos in MP3, MP4 ...

Habrás visto que en otros sitios te ofrecen esta posibilidad, sin embargo hay que ver largos videotutoriales e incluso descargar programas para conseguirlo. Por eso te mostramos algo mucho más sencillo, son páginas en las que directamente es posible bajar las canciones de YouTube que quieras, sin tener que perder el tiempo y sin que haya que instalar programas.
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PÁGINAS PARA DESCARGAR CANCIONES DE YOUTUBE

1. FLVT0

En esta página es muy sencillo descargar la canción que quieras de YouTube. Para conseguirlo, lo primero que tienes que hacer es reproducir el vídeo en Youtube de la canción que quieres, copia la url que aparece en la barra del navegador y ve a la web principal de Flvto. Una vez ahí, solo tendrás que pegar la url donde pone enlace al archivo de medios, y si quieres cambiar y elegir el formato haces clic donde pone mp3, y en el desplegable elijes el que más te convenga: MP4, AVI, MP4 HD, etc. Al hacer clic en Convertir a se inicia la descarga, y aparece una barra del tanto por ciento de lo que ya se ha descargado. Al final, aparece la ventana que te indica dónde quieres guardar el archivo. Así ya tendrás la canción guardada para que la escuches cuando te apetezca.

2. SAVE TO MP3

Esta es otra buena opción si quieres bajar con seguridad canciones gratis sin ningún tipo de virus. Otra de las ventajas de esta web es que dispone de una extensión para que la insertes en tu navegador, y bajes a través de ella cualquier canción de YouTube más rápido. En la página principal de Save to MP3 solo tienes que insertar la url de la música que quieras extraer de YouTube, haces clic en la lupa que hay al lado derecho y abajo te aparece lo que quieres descargar, selecciona si quieres MP3 o MP4 y tendrás tu descarga en menos de un minuto.

3. CLIP CONVERTER

Es una aplicación gratuita bastante completa que no solo sirve para bajar la música de YouTube, sino que convierte cualquier archivo multimedia de otras páginas web como puede ser Vimeo. El uso de Clip Converter también es muy sencillo, ya que solo tienes que poner la url del vídeo de YouTube y hacer clic en continuar, a continuación eliges el formato y le das a comenzar. Este proceso puede tardar algún minuto hasta que aparece finalmente el recuadro de la descarga para bajar el archivo a la ubicación que elijas.

4. MP3-YOUTUBE.DOWNLOAD

Es uno de los convertidores online para YouTube más fáciles de usar. Además destaca por su velocidad, por lo que en un momento ya dispondrás del archivo para descargarlo en tu ordenador. En Mp3-youtube.download, tienes ya en la página principal una barra en la que hay que pegar la url del vídeo de YouTube, del que quieres extraer el sonido en MP3. Tan solo le das a descargar y aparece cómo se completa la descarga, en la misma ventana. La ventana que se abre a parte puedes cerrarla ya que no tiene nada que ver. A continuación, aparece el tamaño del archivo, y al hacer clic en él ya estás bajando la canción a tu ordenador.

5. Y2MATE

Cuando buscamos este tipo de programas en Internet nos encontramos con que la mayoría no cumplen con nuestras expectativas y son engaños para que caigamos en un sinfín de publicidad. Con y2mate no ocurre esto, es una herramienta bastante segura de usar, muy fácil y práctica, no contiene virus ni tiene una publicidad molesta. Nada más entrar en la web de Y2mate, aparece la barra en la que tenemos que pegar la url del vídeo de YouTube. A continuación hay que hacer clic donde pone comenzar. Un poco más abajo aparece la información del vídeo, duración de la canción y distintas opciones de calidad para seleccionar la que más nos interesa bajar en MP4, pinchamos en descargar la que más nos convenga y el archivo ya está listo para que lo disfrutemos en nuestro ordenador.

6. MP3.CASA

Con este convertidor de YouTube a MP3 no solo tenemos la opción de pegar la url y descargar el archivo de inmediato, sino que además tenemos la posibilidad de indicar el nombre de un artísta y nos da a elegir entre varios vídeos suyos para que decidamos cual nos gustaría descargar en MP3. Entre unos 5 y 10 segundos la descarga ya está lista, esa es una de sus ventajas. Otra de sus funciones es que también nos permite descargar el vídeo. También Mp3.casa destaca por su sencillez y porque no aparecen anuncios en su web, por lo que es segura, gratuita y libre de impedimentos para conseguir lo que estamos buscando.

7. MP3HUB

Y para terminar con esta selección de páginas para descargar canciones de YouTube sin instalar programas, te traemos también esta sencilla herramienta, la web mp3hub, Solo hay que pegar la url del vídeo que quieres convertir a mp3, y pinchar en la lupa roja que aparece. De inmediato salen los datos del vídeo y pinchando en él aparecen las opciones de descarga, donde puedes descargar el archivo en MP3, MP4 y el audio más el vídeo. Haces clic en Descargado, y es posible que te aparezca una ventana de publicidad, esa la cierras y vuelves a hacer clic en el botón y ya te aparece la descarga.

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One question for people with good memory: Do you remember if the original video started at the door and the doorbell? Big Mandela effect vibes because I do not remember the intro montage of the fictional feud between the two that briefly plays before the doorbell in the new official upload. But I'm not positive it just started on the doorbell either. I remember the shot of Nostalgia Critic running across the country but I believe that was simply at the end of the last video he uploaded referencing the fictional feud before this one.
I made a separate account just to upload the video and have it unlisted, (meaning you need the link to see it and can't find it by searching on Youtube) to take every precautionary measure in case it gets taken down. I may make the video unlisted and public it if I decide that the risk is low enough that it's worth being easier for people to find. It's just a trade-off but for now it seems safer to keep it unlisted especially if some select people that work fowith Cinemassacre read this subreddit and see this. Credit to u/keronshb for asking about it in a thread yesterday, without him I would not have done this.
I did this simply because the original audio for the video was way better, using appropriate video game music and even what sounds like original tracks but also of course film soundtracks like Star Wars. Of course the new upload is different because of Youtube's new policies about copyrighted content and music in particular. Towards the end in particular some great music plays. The new edited version that's the official upload is much worse, a lot of the music is extremely generic and even the Street Fighter II music is gone when they fight Street Fighter style. It's sad. To be fair the music that plays at the end with the fan art slideshow, though different, is still good fan music. But you're definitely better off with the original. A fan uploaded it, but the FPS and video quality is atrocious, while the audio sounds fine. Hence, I combined the video quality of the official upload with the original audio of this fan re-upload.
One last note about the creation process that's very worth mentioning for one reason: I'm providing the original files I made to do this through Mediafire. Below I explain how I got the 480p video file, as opposed to merely 360p if you use y2mate. And that you're welcome to make a better synced video if you so choose.
480p video of official Cinemassacre upload (no sound, mp4 video) (30.4MB)
Original audio of fan re-upload (sound only, .m4a audio) (6.76MB)
The files are here if you want to edit your own version, (mine could have been synched better. I would love to edit it to fix this but need to install better software first. I did the best I could with Openshot, the only editor I currently have installed.) and either upload it yourself, or just to back it up in case it gets taken down. It might be easier to back up the 480p video through my mediafire link instead of downloading it yourself with the command line application, because I mentioned before y2mate only lets you download as far as 360p, with no 480p option. To say nothing of backing up the original audio in case the upload I took it from gets removed (though it has been up for 11 years.) I claim no credit for any of this, none of the content is mine, I just wanted to put it together so people could enjoy it.
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First of all, let's clarify the quality. In the original post it's phrased as "the original HQ version" but actually this doesn't exist, if by HQ it's meant HD. The original quality of the video is 480p. Now, if you use an online Youtube downloader such as y2mate, the video cannot be downloaded in 480p, only 360p. I decided I wanted 480p though, so I used youtube-dl to do this. It's a command prompt application which may be intimidating to some but it's actually very simple to use. If you type --help after youtube-dl.exe in command prompt it shows how to show formats for a given URL to download the quality or format of your choice. I could explain how to do this in more detail if anyone is curious and wants to download a Cinemassacre video but is unable to get ideal quality from y2mate. Anyway, I used it to get the 480p quality and to get the audio from the fan re-upload.
I mention all this because I decided to upload both the 480p video (without audio) and the audio of the original. This is for two reasons: one, the result of my editing, and two, the risk of it getting taken down by you-know-who. When I edited the video, even though it came out good, there's a couple things to note. One, my editor Openshot didn't let me export the video file in the original 656 x 480 resolution. Nothing was lost in terms of quality and the original aspect ratio is preserved, it's just that the video itself is widescreen and has black bars on either side so it sort of makes it less adaptable to anything other than viewing fullscreen. It would have been nice if it perfectly fit the frame like the official upload, but if you just watch full-screen on a monitor there is no difference. Also this means that the video itself is 720p Widescreen HD but you are losing no quality by watching 480p.
The other thing is that the syncing could have been better. This is not due to a discrepancy with either of the files, it could be perfect but honestly Openshot sort of sucks and can't zoom in that far and kept snapping the audio track when I tried to move it. I had to wrangle Openshot to get this working at all since it insisted in exporting it as a large slow file so it's the best I'll be able to do with that application. I have Adobe Premiere but it's uninstalled and backed up on a hard drive so if I have the time I will re-edit the video to be more ideal and perfectly synced, but as it is it came out pretty good, I can just notice it could have been better since I edited it.

Where do I begin. I don't think I have any sort of virus or anything, but a usb I own was corrupted out of the blue, while I do a lot of illegal downloading for greenscreen effects, I'm always careful to scope out sites beforehand and have never ran into any issues before. (the video converter i use is y2mate if that is useful information in any way.) I use a very old Mac that is on it's last legs to edit youtube videos on imovie to get a laugh out of my friends. Just today I wrapped up on the most recent project and exported to a file. As i usually do, I ejected the usb and plugged it into my laptop that i use to edit thumbnails, as I was proud of this newest video I clicked on the USB. It was corrupted and couldn't be read. I unplugged and replugged, and then windows gave me a popup notification saying the device could be repaired, so I did all that and I assumed all would hopefully be good. So I was now able to open the USB and when I clicked on the new video to open with VLC it simply opened VLC, but didn't play the video. I had never had this issue before when using imovie, I thought there was a chance that it was some kind of file type issue, but after installing quicktime player to check if it could play .mov files it could, but this file was an mp4 like I intended it to be and it just wouldn't open in quicktime or vlc. there were a load of other files like this aswell, all seemingly randomly cursed. Files I had downloaded would do the same sometimes, other projects i had edited in the past were not playing but others were fine. I've scoured vlc settings and looked online, I've ran a malware check with antivirus software and everything is coming up OK. I have half a terabyte of images and videos over three years of my life goofing around with friends and they've been shotgun blasted to unplayability at random, this is really quite horrible and I am desperate for a fix. I'm currently running a corrupted file recovery program on the USB which will hopefully work, but I just don't know. Every video file that i've played has been incredibly choppy on the first viewing but on the second time clears up as far as i've watched. I would kill for a fix as this drive means a lot to me.

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