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MediaFetch

MediaFetch

Tiny, self-hosted video downloader. No nonsense.

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A free, open-source, self-hosted, lightweight Web UI for yt-dlp. MediaFetch has zero database and no complex setup. Just spin up the Docker container to download video/audio from YouTube, Twitch, and thousands of other sites. Includes real-time logs and optional auth. Access and save your favourite content effortlessly in video or audio format.
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Luke Dunsmore
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Hey Guys, I'm Luke, and I built MediaFetch because I was tired of complicated setups just to download a YouTube video to my home server. I just wanted a simple input box that runs yt-dlp and gives me the file. So I built exactly that: šŸ“¦ Zero Database: It works directly with your file system. āš” Real-time Logs: Watch the download progress live (no black box). šŸ”’ Optional Auth: Keep your instance safely locked away with basic auth. šŸ³ Docker Native: One command to spin it up. šŸ”Š Audio Support: Save video (mp4) , or optionally just audio (mp3). It handles YouTube, Twitch, Vimeo, and pretty much anything else yt-dlp supports. It's 100% open source. I'd love to hear what you think!