About this release
This is a straightforward tool for pulling video and audio off the web onto a local disk. A link goes in the box, the program works out what is actually behind it, and a list of every available quality and format comes back to choose from. Segmented transfer pulls several parts at once, so a large file arrives far faster than a single stream would manage, and the queue keeps working through whatever has been added.
Site coverage is the practical measure of a tool like this, and it is broad. Video platforms, social networks, streaming sites, educational platforms and audio services are all handled, and the site definitions update regularly, which matters because these things break whenever a site changes how it delivers media. Playlists, channels and whole series can be queued in one action rather than link by link.
The Pro feature set adds the things that turn it from a one file tool into something that handles a job. Batch downloading with an unlimited queue, subtitle capture in the available languages either as a sidecar file or burned into the video, thumbnail and metadata retrieval so the file arrives with a title and cover attached, and scheduling so a large queue runs overnight instead of during working hours.
Conversion is built into the same pass. Anything downloaded can be written directly to a different container or codec, audio extracted to a common format at a chosen bitrate, or converted to a device preset, without a separate application in the middle. There is also a browser inside the program for finding material, and a monitor that detects media playing in the system browser and offers to capture it.
What it does
- Wide site coverage
- Video platforms, social networks, streaming and audio services, with definitions updated regularly.
- Segmented transfer
- Several parts pulled in parallel so large files arrive much faster than a single stream.
- Playlist and channel queueing
- Whole series added in one action rather than link by link.
- Subtitles and metadata
- Captions as a sidecar or burned in, plus titles, covers and metadata attached to the file.
- Conversion on the way out
- Container, codec, audio extraction and device presets applied during the same pass.
- Scheduling
- Large queues run overnight or during a set quiet window.
Changed in this version
- Site definitions refreshed across the supported services.
- Faster segmented transfer on high speed connections.
- Subtitle capture handles additional languages and formats.
- Queue handling reworked so a failed item no longer stalls the batch.
- Reduced memory use on very long queues.
System requirements
| Processor | Any 1.5 GHz or faster processor |
|---|---|
| Memory | 2 GB minimum, 4 GB recommended |
| Disk | 300 MB plus room for downloads |
| Connection | Any broadband or fibre connection |
| System | Windows 8.1, Windows 10 or Windows 11 |
Install order
- Unpack the archive.
- Run the installer and decline any bundled extras offered during setup.
- Set a default download folder and quality preference on first launch.
- Run one short test download before queueing a large batch.
Worth knowing before you start
Site definitions need to stay current, so let the program update them.
Conversion during download costs processor time, so a large batch runs faster without it.
File details
| Title | Any Video Downloader Pro |
|---|---|
| Version | 10.4.11 |
| Publisher | Any Video Downloader |
| Section | Internet and Transfer |
| Edition | Pro |
| Size on disk | 96 MB |
| Platform | Windows 11, Windows 10, Windows 8.1 |
| Architecture | 32 bit and 64 bit |
| Languages | Multilingual, 18 interface languages |
| Mirrors carrying it | 8 |
| Added to the library | 2 years ago |
| Last refreshed | 5 days ago |