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As a Dutch journalist, I want a secure and straightforward way to archive YouTube videos without the risk of ads and malware, so that I can easily incorporate video content into my research and stories, ensuring the longevity and accessibility of my sources.
Acceptance Criteria
Exclusive Access for Journalists:Given that Bron aims to support journalistic work, when accessing the Video Archiver feature, then it should only be available to users who are logged in as registered journalists to prevent misuse of the service.
Intuitive Interface for Video Archiving:Given that I am using the Video Archiver tool, when I navigate to the Video Archiver page, then I should see clear instructions, an input field for YouTube URLs, an 'Archive' button for initiating downloads, and a list of previously archived videos, enhancing the user experience and efficiency.
Status Tracking for Downloads:Given that I have submitted YouTube URLs for archiving, when the videos are being downloaded, then they should appear in my list of previously archived videos with a 'downloading' status label, transitioning to 'downloaded' upon completion, providing clear feedback on the process.
Direct Download of Archived Videos:Given that videos I archived are available in my list, when I click on a 'downloaded' video, then it should initiate a download of the video file to my device, ensuring I have offline access when needed.
Usage Limits to Prevent Overload:Given the potential high demand for this tool, when using the Video Archiver, then there should be reasonable limits on the number of videos I can archive within a certain period and the size of videos to prevent server overload and ensure fair access for all users.
Monitoring and Resource Management:Given the need for sustainable operation, when the Video Archiver tool is used, then Bron should track usage statistics, compute, and storage costs associated with the feature to make informed decisions about resource allocation and potential future adjustments.
Notes
The open-source youtube-dl package may be relevant
Consideration should be given to the potential legal and ethical implications of video archiving to ensure compliance with copyright laws and platform policies.
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User Story
As a Dutch journalist, I want a secure and straightforward way to archive YouTube videos without the risk of ads and malware, so that I can easily incorporate video content into my research and stories, ensuring the longevity and accessibility of my sources.
Acceptance Criteria
Exclusive Access for Journalists: Given that Bron aims to support journalistic work, when accessing the Video Archiver feature, then it should only be available to users who are logged in as registered journalists to prevent misuse of the service.
Intuitive Interface for Video Archiving: Given that I am using the Video Archiver tool, when I navigate to the Video Archiver page, then I should see clear instructions, an input field for YouTube URLs, an 'Archive' button for initiating downloads, and a list of previously archived videos, enhancing the user experience and efficiency.
Status Tracking for Downloads: Given that I have submitted YouTube URLs for archiving, when the videos are being downloaded, then they should appear in my list of previously archived videos with a 'downloading' status label, transitioning to 'downloaded' upon completion, providing clear feedback on the process.
Direct Download of Archived Videos: Given that videos I archived are available in my list, when I click on a 'downloaded' video, then it should initiate a download of the video file to my device, ensuring I have offline access when needed.
Usage Limits to Prevent Overload: Given the potential high demand for this tool, when using the Video Archiver, then there should be reasonable limits on the number of videos I can archive within a certain period and the size of videos to prevent server overload and ensure fair access for all users.
Monitoring and Resource Management: Given the need for sustainable operation, when the Video Archiver tool is used, then Bron should track usage statistics, compute, and storage costs associated with the feature to make informed decisions about resource allocation and potential future adjustments.
Notes
youtube-dl
package may be relevantThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: