I would be happy if I had a cross-platform (Linux and Windows) tool for automatically downloading and converting a whole playlist from YouTube to MP3.

An add-on for Firefox would be very desirable, but is not required.

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Tinyogg worked for a while (you could download & convert on your own w/ ffmpeg), but that's been discontinued. This seems like one of those tools that just leads to copyright infringement, sadly. – Broam Sep 16 '11 at 13:47
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jdownloader let you download a standalone video copying the url, if you want the complete list you'll have to copy all the urls of the videos from the page of the list.

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Opera has extensions for downloading video from YouTube. There must be a extension for FireFox too. – Alpine Sep 16 '11 at 15:04
Sure... video downloadhelper is one, but it's shareware, you'll have to pay a licence to have a clean video without any watermark. In any case, jdownloader is the best option. – n00b Sep 16 '11 at 20:49
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