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Download Odysee videos as plain MP4s — at the resolution the creator published, up to 4K where the source provides it. Odysee runs on the open LBRY protocol, so there is no signed URL or bot gate standing in the way: DLKeep resolves the video and writes it to your disk, with no account of ours involved.
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Top quality · HDR
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Servers between source and disk
100%
Yours, on your disk
Yes. The current release is a free public build — paste a link and save, with no account and no sign-up.
Whatever the creator published, up to 4K where the source provides it. Odysee carries the real resolution and file size in the claim metadata, so DLKeep knows the exact dimensions and byte size before the download even starts instead of guessing. It saves as a plain MP4 with the original audio.
Any link to an individual video that carries its claim id — odysee.com/@Channel:ab/video-title:cd — or the bare name:claim form. A channel address on its own (just @Channel:ab, with no video after it) is not a video, so paste the link to the specific video rather than to the channel.
Odysee sits on LBRY, an open protocol where the video address and its stream are published data rather than something hidden behind a signed URL or a bot check. DLKeep resolves the claim through the public LBRY API and fetches the file directly, which is why Odysee saves quickly and rarely fails the way locked-down platforms do.
Usually, yes. Some uploads are served as an adaptive HLS playlist instead of one file; DLKeep detects which it is and, for HLS, pulls the segments and remuxes them into a single playable MP4. Either way you end up with one ordinary file.
Neither. Public Odysee videos need no sign-in, no LBRY wallet and no browser extension — paste the link and save.
Yes, there are native apps for macOS, Windows, and Android today.
You are responsible for having the right to download a given video. DLKeep is a tool — only save content you own, that is yours to keep offline, or that the rights-holder permits. See our Terms.