Share your download n' video editing current setup.

[feetforfun666]

I wanna share the setup I'm using, mention its flaws and hope people hint for upgrades and share theirs as well.

For starters, Download:
JDownloader 2: Great software, can rip from yt and a bunch of other sources too. If you can tweak a video in a locked down website and find its source, you can send it straight to the software; Pick from multiple destination of your drive.
Issues so far: I guess there's something to do with it, yt and vpn, sometimes videos can't be downloaded; Outdated front-end

vd6s.net: This is my backup yt downloader. You can get the video source straight from google servers.
But as any online video downloader, it can be shutdown at any moment.

Editing:
LosslessCut: Free & open-source. This lightweight tool lets you rip time stamps without converting, which saves a bunch of time and processing. My current PearlTV favorite tweak is using 'detect scene change', you can pretty much go straight after the scenes where the ladies are shown.

Shotcut: Another open-source video edit, but this one is supposedly to take Premier Pro and Sony Vegas' place. Might not fulfill your demands if you are a high-end editor lad, but it does for me.

[killer]

I use enloader.to youtube-MP4 and sometimes it tells me we cannot download your file or no files found. do you know why some youtube files you can download and others you can't? and maybe how to fix this problem?

[pumplover]

I primarily use yt-dlp (latest stable release) or sometimes gallery-dl if it is a site that yt-dlp can't access. Occasionally I use JDownloader as well as firefox extensions DownThemAll and VideoDownloadHelper

If I do have to edit anything I've got a copy of Movavi Video Editor I got on sale via Humble Bundle a few years ago and it does a good job. Simple interface and I'm not doing anything flashy anyways.