Filmot Title Restorer is a user script for youtube.com that restores titles for removed or private videos in YouTube playlists. According to the source, it restores title and channel information in a playlist for removed or private videos using the filmot.com metadata search engine, and fetches thumbnails from the Internet Archive if available.
Decache
Decache is a Windows program that scans a computer's cache for files matching hundreds of pieces of lost media, including over 500 lost YouTube videos and Flash games. Users run start_decache.bat and select a drive to scan, and the project accepts video suggestions and submissions.
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- over 500 lost YouTube videos and Flash games Source: sindexmon.github.io
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0Filmot Title Restorer is a user script for youtube.com that restores titles for removed or private videos in YouTube playlists. According to the source, it restores title and channel information in a playlist for removed or private videos using the filmot.com metadata search engine, and fetches thumbnails from the Internet Archive if available.
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