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awesome
there's those backticks again... i swear we'll never rid ourselves of them
ffmpeg is giving error: "Unknown encoder 'libmp3lame' "
Which package contains this codec?
@alperyilmaz which *nix flavour? The lib of the lame command is actually libmp3lame.so/a, so the package is probably lame.
To make ffmpeg use it, you have to compile it with --enable-mp3lame.
@atoponce I read all about evil backticks, and I'll try to avoid them now.^^
How to extend this to download file directly with the name of the file matching the name on youtube title?