Right-click on a file that's in the download queue to view a context menu that can be used to open the file or the folder where it is saved. Select an item from the queue and preview its status in the pane at the bottom of the window. The download queue displays the filename, size, percentage of the download that's been completed, the download speed, status, etc. PyIDM has a task scheduler that can be used for starting downloads at a time and date of your choice. You can pause, resume, stop downloads, refresh the URL, open the download folder and delete files from the queue. Manage your queue from the Downloads tab. Once the download has been completed, a notification appears near the Windows Action Center. PyIDM displays the download progress in a small pop-up window that indicates the download's file size progress, the speed, time remaining for the process to complete. You can change the folder where the file will be saved to, before clicking on the download button. Just need the audio from videos? Use the drop-down menu to select "audio stream". The application supports downloading playlists as well. The program also displays a thumbnail preview of the video that you've added to the queue. It allows you to choose the videos to download, the video format and resolution. Want to download videos? You can, copy the URL or paste it manually in the link box and PyIDM will pull up options to download the media. This becomes an issue when you're trying to download files which do not have a direct download link. The program does not have a browser monitoring option, i.e., there is no add-on to send the download from the browser to PyIDM. It displays the captured link, the name of the file, its size, type (ZIP, EXE, etc), and whether the download can be resumed or not.
To be precise, the Main tab is brought to focus.
When PyIDM recognizes that the clipboard contains a link to a downloadable file, it displays its interface. The program captures downloads from the clipboard, but you can manually start a download by pasting a URL in the Link box. The Main tab is used to add new downloads. The interface of PyIDM has a dark theme with wooden buttons, which looks unique. The reason the portable archive is nearly 36MB in size, is because it comes with the FFMPEG video encoding program (required for downloading videos). The open source download manager gets its name because it is written in Python. But for the price of free, you are getting a pretty good download manager such as PyIDM.
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