Most of these methods will work, but if you have already started downloading multiple videos, editing link grabber wont help: here's a quick workaround; first, place your cursor on downloads tab, press control A, mark all files, press and hold control key while left clicking on one of the plus signs (this should drop down all folders) then go to the bottom screen; you'll find a search box to find files jdownloader is handling, type one of the other existing formats you don't want: e.g (m4a) it should highlight everything that contains that file type, move cursor back to the downloads tab, left click on any of the files, press control A again then right click on any of the highlighted files: this should bring out some options, next, select disable, there you go.. it should stop downloading that file type now. Repeat for others file types as needed and leave only the file type you want.
I think ffmpeg may have been installed via the Q4OS welcome screen / Install Proprietary Codecs or possibly during one of the Desktop Profilers I tried: I originally tried the Full feature Desktop but it failed (even after waiting for a substantial time between attempts, as advised), a few times..., then I successfully ran the Basic Q4OS Desktop which probably suits me better anyway. I'm guessing how ffmpeg came to be installed because I know I didn't directly install it myself until I had issues with jdownloader. I;m guessin 'cos I'm a Q4OS noob, maybe one of you more seasoned users can enlighten me?
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Note: as jdownloader has the dependency on ffmpeg (to convert the video when a different variant is chosen to download), I always made sure that ffmpeg was installed prior to installing jdownloader... kinda common sense.
I have one last method to try which is to install JDownloader 2 Adware-free Setup (JDownloader2Setup_unix_nojre.sh) from the offical jdownloader.org/jdownloader2 download page (using the linux variant of course). I'll update this entry with the results.
Turns out it was the simplest of issues... the dialogue was not being displayed comletely so I couldnt see the option to click on a button to install ffmpeg.
If you look at the two attachments on the original post the jdownloader2-ffmpeg-missing-dialogue-cropped.png image shows how the dialogue presented to me and the jdownloader2-ffmpeg-missing-dialogue.png shows how it should have looked.
I ran through it so many times, not being able to see where to click until for some reason I decided to tro to move the dialogue and low and behold it "popped out" so I could see the button.
@meyay ok I have investigated and jdownloader1 only for x86, uget x86, but I can install it on another raspberry on raspbian desktop like a normal program (non in docker).
than jdownloader2 insted there is several image, what I should choose?
Is this jdownloader2 able to download this? If so how do I do it as when I want to download I have 2 icons (downloaders icons) to choose from. How would I get the link to work on jdownloader2? Would a copy and paste work? If so how do I put the file on there to download it.
I have a question, by chance do not already have the portable version of jdownloader beta 2, or we have to wait out the final version? since the website is now available on the beta installer.
and especially thanks for your great work.
Use the command jdownloader to start JDownloader. When you have just installed JDownloader, this will run the update tool to download some required files for JDownloader, else this will start JDownloader directly.
By default jdownloader will create a subdirectory for each file you download in your destination folder. To stop this behaviour go to Settings > Packagiser and untick the predefined rules as desired.
Preferences for individual sites can be found by going to Settings > Plugins. For example, by changing settings on the youtube.com plugin you could tell jdownloader to only download the audio from YouTube links. 0852c4b9a8
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