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Lol that's some insane setup I can guess. Will look at nic cards if I can find some good ones.

I went with an ubiquiti a long time ago, back when they were cheaper than they've been pushing out lately. Though, I'm still super happy with my setup! Though yeah, even an old PC with multiple nics,

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Yah, while jd is great for the GUI, I sometimes have projects that require programatically downloading the videos. I tried yt-dlp for that an year or so ago, and it didn't go as planned. As I said ear

Same for me yt-dlp works great and when coupled with a web gui it's just awesome.

If it works for you, then use it! I've rarely had an issue with yt-dlp and when I have, it's with just accepting the defaults/not passing args to specify video/audio quality. Though I do know some cod

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oh yeah, i use it too, but that site allows you to download a little piece of the video from the very middle of it. it is a bit too much command line keys if you want to do it with yt-dlp.. neverthele

Hmm... you could use a managed switch and use Vlan taggin for your mutiple wan setup, but I guess if your buying three seprate devices then you'd be better off just combining all of them and uy a rout

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finally it's up for me too https://torrentfreak.com/blocking-pirate-sites-inevitably-goes-wrong-even-when-you-do-it-yourself-251116/

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I just use jDownloader. yt-dlp sometimes has issues downloading the audio. Or, maybe it's just because, I don't properly know how to use it.