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@@ -17,29 +17,31 @@ TwinVine is the easy way to handle your download tasks.
**usage** **usage**
``` ```
uv run envied dl (options) (service) (program url) uv run envied dl (options) (service) (program url)
uv run vinefeeder - to open the interactive GUI for search, browse, etc.
uv run vinefeeder - to open the interactive GUI for search, browse, etc. To go to the command line use of 'envied' after using the GUI: close the GUI directly, or ctrl+c in terminal.
To go to the command line use of 'envied' after using the GUI: close the GUI directly, or ctrl+c in terminal.
``` ```
**Installation** - with binaries already installed
Uv is the package manager and loads both VineFeeder and Envied together. Envied runs independenly or may be called by Vinefeeder.
If you do not alrealy have uv as a python package install it first, using pip - **Installation** - with binaries and python already installed
uv is the package manager and loads both VineFeeder and Envied together. Envied runs independenly or may be called by Vinefeeder.
If you do not alrealy have uv as a python package try to install it first, using pip -
``` ```
pip install uv pip install uv
or or
python3 -m pip install uv python3 -m pip install uv
or use your system's package manager to install python-uv or use your system's package manager to install python-uv
``` ```
Then install TwinVine; the following installs the latest version directly from the GitHub repository: Install TwinVine;
the following installs the latest version directly from the GitHub repository:
```shell ```shell
git clone https://github.com/vinefeeder/TwinVine.git git clone https://github.com/vinefeeder/TwinVine.git
@@ -50,74 +52,87 @@ uv sync
uv run vinefeeder --help or uv run vinefeeder --help or
uv run envied --help uv run envied --help
``` ```
**Installation** with a bare machine.
Find and install git: **Installation for Windows** with a bare machine and novice user.
* Windows:
download https://github.com/git-for-windows/git/releases/download/v2.52.0.windows.1/Git-2.52.0-64-bit.exe and run the installer
* Linux:
install from your OS' package manager.
Find and install Python:
* Windows:
search Windows Store for Python and select the latest version available 3.12 or above.
* Linux:
Python is probably already installed in basic form.
Find and install TwinVine You are going to install all the required binary files and automatically add then to system variable - Path. The Python interpreter will be installed automatically too.
* Windows or Linux:
inside a command window (cmd -w typed in start for windows or a terminal for Linux)
```
git clone https://github.com/vinefeeder/TwinVine.git
```
A folder containing all the TwinVine files will be created. Close the command window but note the location of TwinVine.
Install all the required binary files and add to system variable - Path.
* Windows - download git from https://github.com/git-for-windows/git/releases/download/v2.52.0.windows.1/Git-2.52.0-64-bit.exe and run the installer
- re-start your machine
- Open Start
- Type PowerShell and select open PowerShell
- Within PowerShell change directory, chdir, or cd, to your chosen location, where TwinVine is to be installed, and type the following command followed by enter,
```
git clone https://github.com/vinefeeder/TwinVine.git
```
- Files will be downloaded, a folder called TwinVine will be created.
- Close PowerShell and re-open with admininstrator privileges. Do...
- Open Start - Open Start
- Type PowerShell - Type PowerShell
- Right-click Windows PowerShell → Run as administrator - Right-click Windows PowerShell → Run as administrator
- Inside PowerShell change directory to TwinVine and run the following command - Inside PowerShell, change directory to TwinVine (cd TwinVine) and run the following command by copying or typing the line, followed by pressing enter.
``` ```
powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File .\Install-media-tools.ps1 powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File .\Install-media-tools.ps1
```
```
* Linux:
- Open a terminal window, cd to TwinVine and run
```
sudo bash Install-media-tools.sh
```
* Windows:
Once installation of all the binaries has finished close the PowerShell window with admininstrator privileges and open an ordinary PowerShell window. Change directory to Twinvine
``` - Watch the installation, a number of binary files will be downloaded and installed to C:\Tool\bin. Installation will take a while. After finishing, close PowerShell and restart your machine.
uv clean - Open Start
- Type PowerShell
- Type uv [return]. Expect to see a screen of help. If uv did not install from the Install-media-tools.ps1 script you will not see any response. Uv is a python package manager.
- If uv is not installed close PowerShell and re-open as administrator, so
- Open Start
- Type PowerShell
- Right-click Windows PowerShell → Run as administrator
- Type powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -c "irm https://github.com/astral-sh/uv/releases/download/0.9.18/uv-installer.ps1 | iex" [return]
- Close PowerShell and re-start your machine.
- Type [WindowsKey]+R to open PowerShell,
- cd to TwinVine and type each line below followed by return. Some commands will take a while to finish.
```
uv lock uv lock
uv sync uv sync
uv run vinefeeder --help or cp .\packages\envied\src\envied\envied-working-example.yaml .\packages\envied\src\envied\envied.yaml
uv run vinefeeder --help
uv run envied --help uv run envied --help
``` uv run envied dl -?
* Linux:
- Once the binary install has finished navigate to TwinVine top level folder and run the following commands one by one to build the TwinVine system.
``` ```
uv clean That's it for Windows; uv run vinefeeder to get started!
**Installation for Linux** with a bare machine.
There is an installation file to install binaries. Install-media-tools.sh. Open it in a text editor and edit lines 6 and 7. Change the Debian/Ubuntu package-manager command 'apt-get' to whatever your package manager uses (dnf, pacman, yast, etc)
Then save and close and run the script with
```
sudo bash ./Install-media-tools.sh
```
The script will take some time to install. Check uv is installed.
If not, you can install uv with the following command in a terminal window
```
wget -qO- https://astral.sh/uv/install.sh | sh
```
Finally, cd to TwinVine and run each command in order,
```
uv lock uv lock
uv sync uv sync
uv run vinefeeder --help or cp .\packages\envied\src\envied\envied-working-example.yaml .\packages\envied\src\envied\envied.yaml
uv run vinefeeder --help
uv run envied --help uv run envied --help
``` uv run envied dl -?
**Configuration**
Run this line inside the TwinVine folder:
``` ```
cp packages/envied/src/envied/envied-working-example.yaml packages/envied/src/envied/envied.yaml
```
This ensures you have your own working copy of envied.yaml. It may be edited and will not be over-written during any updates.
That's it; uv run vinefeeder to get started! That's it; uv run vinefeeder to get started!
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for details for confuring Envied download options on a service by service basis. for details for confuring Envied download options on a service by service basis.
TwinVine/packages/envied/README.md links to wiki (unshackle - envied's parent) TwinVine/packages/envied/README.md links to wiki (unshackle - envied's parent)
# Newbies
If you are totally new to downloading there are software items that all downloaders call upon to carry out their functions. TwinVine is no different.
You need to have some binaries installed and on your system's Path.
For your security find them from source.
They need to be on your system's Path,
For linux installng to /home/user/.local/bin/ is ideal
For Windows it is less clear cut.
If you know how to create a folder and then add the folder to
the Windows systems Environment Path, then do that and place all your binaries
in the new folder.
(I have cheated in the past and used C:\Windows\System32\)
The binary list:
* Python 3.11 or later installed with Linux: or Windows install from the Windows Store
* ffmpeg (https://github.com/FFmpeg/FFmpeg) https://www.videohelp.com/software/ffmpeg or Linux distro
* N-m3u8DL-RE (https://github.com/nilaoda/N_m3u8DL-RE/releases)
* mp4decrypt (https://github.com/axiomatic-systems/Bento4)
* MKVMerge from MKVToolNix https://mkvtoolnix.download/downloads.html https://www.videohelp.com/software/MKVToolNix
* Shaka-packager https://github.com/shaka-project/shaka-packager/releases rename the binary to shaka-packager
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