mps-youtube is a YouTube terminal client and command-line media player. It allows users to search for, stream, and play YouTube videos and audio directly within a terminal emulator without requiring an API key.
The main features of mps-youtube/mps-youtube are: Streaming Clients, Terminal User Interfaces, Terminal-Based Audio Playback, Digital Media Playback, Media Players, Media Downloaders, Video Search Integrations, Video Streaming.
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