Publish: 2022-03-08 | Modify: 2022-03-07
If you have used IDM, you may know that IDM has a powerful feature of sniffing various video, audio, and other resources on websites, and then providing quick downloads. However, IDM is unfortunately a paid software. For friends who are unwilling to pay for IDM, Xiaoz has found a free software called "Hitomi-Downloader". Hitomi-Downloader can also download images/videos/music/text content from various websites, and it supports almost all mainstream websites, including your favorite P-site.
You can go to GitHub to download the latest version: https://github.com/KurtBestor/Hitomi-Downloader/releases. If you encounter difficulties in downloading and need Xiaoz's assistance, please leave a message for feedback.
Note: This software currently only supports Windows systems.
As shown in the figure below:
Every time you open it, it will check for updates, which takes a few tens of seconds. This experience is not very good. Personally, I think it would be better to achieve background silent update checking.
After downloading some videos, it will call ffmpeg
for conversion. I found that the conversion speed is very slow. Xiaoz's computer has an RTX 3050 graphics card and an AMD 3600 CPU, which is not considered too low-end, but the conversion is still slow.
If you want to download videos from inaccessible P-sites or YouTube, you need to set the "Options -- Settings -- Advanced Settings -- Proxy -- Set HTTP Proxy". Otherwise, you cannot download (you know the reason). Most ss tools or v2ray clients support HTTP proxies, but I won't go into detail here. Please explore on your own.
After setting it up, Xiaoz tried downloading videos from P-site and it worked fine (videos from P-site surprisingly do not need to be transcoded).
Hitomi-Downloader project address: https://github.com/KurtBestor/Hitomi-Downloader
I come from China and I am a freelancer. I specialize in Linux operations, PHP, Golang, and front-end development. I have developed open-source projects such as Zdir, ImgURL, CCAA, and OneNav.