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Operating system | Microsoft Windows, macOS |
Type | Download manager |
License | Shareware |
Website | airy-youtube-downloader |
Airy is software developed by Airy Team for downloading videos from YouTube.
The first version of the product was released in 2013. Written in Objective C it was a basic downloading tool that could process one video at a time. [3] [ unreliable source? ] CNET staff in their review says that "It has a very streamlined interface with just a couple of options and a copy/paste mechanic." [4] Additional functionality was added including the capacity to download a few files simultaneously by copy-pasting links in a text editor. [5] The app can convert downloaded content into a format and resolution of user's choice – HD, SD and low definition. [6] [7] [8] [9] The app is capable of extracting audio files from videos. [10] Starting from version 2.0 the app can download entire YouTube playlists. [11]
Initially developed for Mac OS, Airy also supports Windows. [12] Marina Dan from Softpedia says that "Airy is a useful and reliable piece of software that provides with the means of downloading videos or extracting the audio from selected clips on YouTube" [13] [ unreliable source? ] The Mac version has more features than the one for Windows, including playlists download and ability to pause and resume downloads. [14]
Airy has been included in the lists of the tools recommended for downloading YouTube videos [15] . [16] [17] Some of the tech websites put Airy on the first place in their list of the best YouTube video Downloaders. [18] [19]
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