Get the YVD Script on GitHub: [ Join my Telegram Channel: [ br Hey everyone! In this video, I'm excited to share with you one of my first programming projects: a simple yet powerful Bash script for Linux called YVD (YouTube Video Downloader). If you're a Linux user looking for a fast and efficient way to download your favorite YouTube videos directly from the Terminal, you've come to the right place!br br The YVD script leverages the incredible yt-dlp tool to give you full control over your video downloads. But that's not all – this script supports parallel downloading of multiple videos simultaneously, saving you significant time and effort when grabbing long playlists or batches of videos.br br What does the YVD script do?br Simply put, the script reads a list of YouTube video URLs you provide in a text file (videos.txt). It then uses yt-dlp to download each video, either one by one or several in parallel, based on your configuration. You can customize your preferred video quality, and the script automatically merges audio and video streams if needed (requires ffmpeg). All download operations are logged to a file for easy review.br br This project represents one of my initial steps into the world of programming and tool development. I've put effort into making it easy to use and practical. I'm planning to continue developing it in the future and add more features based on your feedback and suggestions.br br If you like the video and the project, make sure to subscribe to the channel for more tech tutorials, programming content, and tools I develop.br br Feel free to share this video with anyone interested in Linux and video downloading. Don't hesitate to leave your comments, questions, and suggestions below.br br br Linux, Ubuntu, Terminal, Bash script, yt-dlp, YouTube downloader, video download, how to download YouTube videos on Linux, parallel download, batch download, open source, command line tool, YVD script, tech tutorial, guide, how to, programming project, ffmpeg, free software, command line.