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## What is envied?
Envied is a fork of [Devine](https://github.com/devine-dl/devine/). The name 'envied' is an anagram of Devine, and as such, pays homage to the original author.
Is is based on v 1.4.3 of envied. It is a powerful archival tool for downloading movies, TV shows, and music from streaming services. Built with a focus on modularity and extensibility, it provides a robust framework for content acquisition with support for DRM-protected content.
Is is based on v 1.4.7 of unshackle. It is a powerful archival tool for downloading movies, TV shows, and music from streaming services. Built with a focus on modularity and extensibility, it provides a robust framework for content acquisition with support for DRM-protected content.
No commands have been changed 'uv run envied' still works as usual.
The major difference is that envied comes complete and needs little configuration.
CDM and services are taken care of.
A basic CDM and services are taken care of.
The prime reason for the existence of envied is a --select-titles function.
If you already use envied you'll probably just want to replace envied/envied/envied.yaml
with your own. But the exisiting yaml is close to working - just needs a few directory locations.
Envied's existence helps keep download tools free. Unshackle is flirting with pay-for access, having a free, closley matched, aternative puts a break on any pay-me aspirations unshackle might have now or in the future.
## Divergence from Envied's Parent
- **select-titles option** avoid the uncertainty of -w S26E03 gobbledegook to get your video
- **Singleton Design Pattern** Good coding practice: where possible, a single instance of a Class is created and re-used. Saving time and resources.