Twitter Video Transfer Assistant
Budget: $2 – $3 USD
I will give you a desktop tool that you can download contents and batch-pulls every video from a set of Twitter accounts. Your task is simple but bandwidth-intensive: run the software, save the clips locally, then upload them to my X library(will show you what it is)
Key details
• Content: videos only—most files come down as MP4, though an occasional AVI or MOV may appear. No transcoding needed; just keep the original download.
• Drive structure: create one top-level folder per content type. If a video obviously fits more than one category, pick the most relevant.
• Hardware: a stable connection of 100-200 Mbps or faster and enough local disk to hold several hundred gigabytes at once. This matters more to me than your location or time zone.
Deliverables
1. Complete set of downloaded Twitter videos, 100 % uploaded to the shared X library
2. Upload the contents to X library of an account I will provide
That’s the entire scope—no editing, renaming, or format conversion, just reliable transfer at speed. If your connection and storage meet the requirements, this should be straightforward.
Key details
• Content: videos only—most files come down as MP4, though an occasional AVI or MOV may appear. No transcoding needed; just keep the original download.
• Drive structure: create one top-level folder per content type. If a video obviously fits more than one category, pick the most relevant.
• Hardware: a stable connection of 100-200 Mbps or faster and enough local disk to hold several hundred gigabytes at once. This matters more to me than your location or time zone.
Deliverables
1. Complete set of downloaded Twitter videos, 100 % uploaded to the shared X library
2. Upload the contents to X library of an account I will provide
That’s the entire scope—no editing, renaming, or format conversion, just reliable transfer at speed. If your connection and storage meet the requirements, this should be straightforward.