Download All Individual Conference Talks

[Peytonbbair]

We were having trouble downloading using some of the premade scripts. So we made a new one. It has some bugs here and there but, it is easy to modify and supports many languages. Here is the git repo: https://github.com/peytonbair/GeneralCo ... Downloader

Enjoy the talks and hope this helps!

[rlindeman]

I have also managed a similar project for the last few years. Mine has a simple executable and GUI interface to make it easy to download MP3 files for each talk in multiple languages and years. It creates MP3 playlist files you can use.
The project and latest release can be found here:
https://github.com/GatorQue/LDSGeneralC ... tag/202105

[rootless]

Thank you, thank you! They should make this available on the General Conference website.

I used this convenient .exe that was provided in another thread: https://github.com/GatorQue/LDSGeneralC ... tag/202105

This should make it much easier. Even easier than it used to be from the Church website before that was made unusable.

Thank you all for your work.

[rheidbri]

Now we're well into 2022. I'm tried the exe, but it doesn't seem to work anymore. Would love to download all conference talks individually, including the music. This sounds like a great option to do it, but it doesn't seem to work in 2022.

[morganek]

I use an app called “Conference Radio”. It is amazing. You can set it to pull from all of the talks on Gospel Library. You can pick year ranges, etc. I’ve listened to well over 1000 different talks at random. It’s really neat when a specific theme starts to take form.

[rootless]

That app is all well and good, but it just duplicates what is available in the Church Library app. At the moment there seems to be no working option to bulk download mp3 files of the individual talks per session or conference. (Thank you to all that produced previous python scripts to make this workable in the past.)

This is quite frustrating. Why not really try and make the word of God freely and easily available for everyone? (Not just hyper connected Europe and the U.S.) There are more countries in the world, many of which do not have internet to every location. Why as an organization do we consistently presume or act as if they don't need access to the word of God?