Sharedown kylon

Use this command to install Sharedown:

winget install --id=kylon.sharedown -e

Sharedown is an Electron application designed to download SharePoint videos for offline usage, particularly catering to students seeking convenient access to educational content.

Key Features:

Supports downloading with FFmpeg or YT-dlp for flexible video processing.
Offers per-video settings for customized downloads.
Includes login modules for implementing custom automatic logins (see Wiki for details).
Can be installed via winget for seamless setup on supported platforms.

Audience & Benefit:
Ideal for students and educators who need offline access to SharePoint videos, Sharedown provides a reliable tool to save video content, enhancing learning flexibility and reducing reliance on internet connectivity.

Sharedown is an Electron application to download Sharepoint videos, especially meant for students.

We take NO responsibility for your actions, do not violate your tenant rules!

Sharedown Wiki

See Sharedown Wiki for more info or help!

FAQs

> Q: I get a "Something went wrong..", or similar, error when Chrome/Chromium loads video previews. > > A: This is not an error, this is expected and has no impact in Sharedown.

Requirements

A recent version of FFmpeg
YT-dlp - releases
Python 3
A recent OS (Windows, Linux, or MacOS)

Features

Supports downloading with FFmpeg or YT-dlp
Per-video settings
Login modules to implement custom automatic login (see Wiki)

Install

Download latest release from here
Place Sharedown app in your preferred location

ArchLinux:

The official AUR package sharedown is available.

Default output folder is your OS Downloads folder, or, in Linux, if not found, your Home folder.

Build

Run the following commands in a terminal to build Sharedown.

$ git clone https://github.com/kylon/Sharedown.git
$ cd Sharedown
$ npm i
$ npm run dist

Run from source

Run the following commands in a terminal to run Sharedown from source.

$ git clone https://github.com/kylon/Sharedown.git
$ cd Sharedown
$ npm i
$ npm start