mediafetch is a simple, self-hosted web wrapper designed for downloading audio and video content. It uses the power of yt-dlp to help you easily grab media from various sources. Whether you want to download your favorite songs or movies, mediafetch simplifies the process.
Follow these steps to get mediafetch running on your system. No prior programming knowledge is necessary. This guide will walk you through each step.
Before you download mediafetch, ensure your system meets the following requirements:
You can get the latest version of mediafetch from our Releases page.
If you prefer to run mediafetch using Docker, hereβs how to set it up:
Pull the latest mediafetch image with the following command:
docker pull karayi2022/mediafetch
Run the docker container with this command:
docker run -d -p 8080:80 karayi2022/mediafetch
http://localhost:8080 in your web browser.Once you have mediafetch installed, using it is easy. Follow these steps to download media:
http://localhost:8080.mediafetch supports various media formats for download, including:
You can select the format that suits your needs during the download process.
If you encounter any issues while using mediafetch, consider these troubleshooting tips:
mediafetch is open-source software. It operates under the MIT License, allowing you the freedom to use and modify the software as needed.
Your experiences matter. If you have questions or feedback about mediafetch, feel free to reach out through the Issues section of the GitHub repository. Your input helps us improve and enhance the application.
Join the community around mediafetch. Share your experiences, tips, and suggestions with other users. Collaboration helps us create a better tool for everyone.
Remember, you have the power to download your favorite media effortlessly with mediafetch.
For more updates and announcements, regularly check our GitHub Releases page. Happy downloading!