That’s going to be itchy.

Sadly no actual mathematical representation. Look at “991EX” as an example. Units are very cumbersome to carry around in a calculator when you usually know anyway which it is or has to be.

Ah, got it, thank you. Now I just need a source of YouTube links to download on my phone :D

Yes, exactly, you can do both with Newpipe. So what is the advantage of this?

What is the advantage to Newpipe? On the PC I know why yt-dlp is king, but as an app?

Except that the playlists are super complex and there is no way to make sure. Like building an engine and having to make sure that no 3rd party accessory will break it. Like the parented “sand injector”.

I know, all good, that is just such an odd choice.

I think the option was single file or whole folder.

Why one at a time? Just load a folder and apply the same settings to all of them. If the settings are different per file… not sure which method would be less annoying.

Then why can we apply video filters etc. if it is only for transcoding? That is a really basic thing. Like no audio or pass through. You can also add subtitles. Why not audio?

Only downside is that they do not want to add features, simple stuff like replacing the audio. But otherwise yes, go to solution

Why? I have done ~100 files in one batch with no issue?

What hardware does not run on 12 V?

Define ultra low power. Given the 10 TB + mirror (why?) I assume at least 2 HDDs have to spin. So at least 20 W total? I mean they can spin down, but leaving the system on 24/7 seems a bit far fetched, even if it only consumes 1 watt (0.1 A load, 2.4 Ah per day).

I am using YouTube-dl, but you would need to implement the logic for the downloads.

Just so others do not need to click etc: they found out it was faked and apologize for spreading fake news.

The way I currently do it is with yt_dlp on the PC. Would still be a nice feature

Is it possible to download playlists now?

I am sorry. What? The bad experience starts with that requirement and for many it might never get anywhere else.