So I got the idea to make a desktop app or command line app
that allows you to merge multiple YouTube videos into a single long one with ytdl + ffmpeg.<p>I can think of two use cases where this could be useful.<p>1) You want to put something on your TV. You would use my tool to create a long stream of curated YouTube videos and then you would put it on your TV to playback. Like making your own TV program.<p>2) If you're a parent and want absolute control on what your children are exposed to on YouTube. You create a single long video which contains the videos they want to watch and nothing else and then you give it to them.<p>Are any of these use cases realistic? Any parents who would find this useful.<p>I personally don't need something like this but the idea just came to me. It might be worth building.
If I wanted to watch multiple YouTube videos I’d make a playlist probably.<p>I don’t have bandwidth caps with my provider luckily so the download and encode steps are not valuable to me.
The one I want is something that can find all the songs in an album from YouTube, download them, extract the soundtrack, and put on good metadata for the tracks.