Sustained throughput
Project capacity for large media objects.
Support public video, audio, caption, and metadata downloads with unmetered traffic, 10Gbps+ per-project capacity, and target-specific proxy pools.
Large objects, segments, captions, and metadata require sustained transfer, recoverable queues, and relationship checks.
Project capacity for large media objects.
Resume failed or interrupted downloads.
Keep media, captions, audio, and metadata linked.
Unmetered traffic for long-running jobs.
Treat a complete media object and its related metadata as the unit of success.
Download public media and descriptive metadata.
Keep tracks, captions, and timing aligned.
Handle high object counts with stable concurrency.
Separate discovery, transfer, validation, and storage so one failed object does not block the batch.
Record source, object ID, and expected files.
Plan routing and bandwidth by source.
Apply timeouts, retries, and range support where available.
Check files and related metadata.
Large AI datasets are constrained first by aggregate throughput and transfer cost. Residential proxies are added only when a workload needs explicit geographic identity.
Measure useful throughput, first-pass success, retry transfer, and final batch completion.
Validate all capacity assumptions with representative public targets, real response sizes, retry behavior, and the required completion window.
Configure yt-dlp, curl, requests, or internal downloaders while keeping manifests, retries, and validation in your task system.
yt-dlp \
--proxy "http://user:pass@proxy.123proxy.cn:9000" \
--write-info-json \
--write-subs \
--retries 8 \
"https://target.example/public-video"
Validate workload boundaries, useful throughput, retry behavior, and dataset completeness with representative public targets.
The standard scope is proxy infrastructure. Existing tools or separately scoped engineering services handle download logic.
Large objects and retries create sustained transfer that is easier to budget without per-GB accumulation.
No, it is aggregate capacity for one project.
No. Only lawfully accessible public content with a valid use basis may be collected.
Use stable object IDs in the manifest and validate relationships before storage.
For region-specific public discovery pages, not as the default large-object transfer layer.
Test representative media, captions, sizes, retries, and completion time.
Only when both the public target and the downloader support range or resume behavior.
Share object types, sizes, tools, and the required completion window.