Every downloader I tried was good at exactly one thing. One for videos and nothing else. One for file hosts, but a pain to use. Another for HLS streams. And a shared Google Drive folder still meant downloading 40 files one click at a time. I wanted a single box: paste anything — a video, a playlist, an .m3u8, a Drive folder, a magnet, or just some page with a video buried in it — and it works out what it is and downloads it. Fast, resumable, running on my own machine so nothing goes through someone else's server. That's Copita: - Video — 1,000+ sites, playlists (each item its own file), time-range clips, 4K/HDR/60fps - Audio — full quality, with cover art and tags - Streams — HLS (.m3u8) with AES-128, DASH (.mpd), remuxed to clean MP4 - Cloud — Google Drive / MEGA folders pulled recursively; MediaFire, Dropbox, Gofile, pixeldrain and more, with the ad-gates handled - Torrents — real BitTorrent engine, DHT, resume - Direct files — up to 32 parallel connections, byte-accurate resume - Anything else — it loads the page and finds the real file itself There's a web UI, a CLI, a native macOS app, and a browser extension that puts a download button on any video. Free and open source, GPL-3.0, no account. The hard part wasn't the downloading — it was the "paste anything and it just works" routing, and keeping up with sites that break their extraction every other week. Repo: https://github.com/sstoicsnapsho... If you've got a link that breaks your current downloader, throw it at this and tell me what happens.

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Paste any link — video, audio, streams, files, torrents

Paste any link — video, audio, streams, files, torrents