YTD
Universal version latest seen at v7.3 · Reported by 4 Macs in the community.
All sighted native versions (2):
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YTD is a video downloader and converter utility for macOS that allows users to save videos from YouTube and other streaming sites to their computer in formats like MP4 or MP3, with options to select video quality and convert to various playable formats. It includes a built-in video player and library manager for organizing downloaded content. The app has been available for Mac and Windows for many years and is used by people who want to archive or convert streaming video content for offline playback. A native Apple Silicon build has been confirmed running on Macs in the Rosetta Check community.
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1 suggestionA native Apple Silicon build of YTD exists and has been confirmed running on real Macs. To upgrade from the Intel version you currently have, visit the official YTD website at ytddownloader.com and download the latest version — the official site automatically serves the native Universal Binary on Apple Silicon Macs, so the standard installer is all you need. Simply run the installer and allow it to replace your existing Intel build. As with any free software installer, carefully review any optional offers during setup and uncheck any bundled toolbars or extensions you do not want. After installation, your existing library, preferences and downloaded videos will remain intact. You should see noticeably faster performance and better battery life during video downloads and conversion compared to running the old Intel build under Rosetta.
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