Change the 2 variables $theurl ; the website URL, and $storagedir ; the place you want to store them and watch it go. It has some thing built into it that takes care of url variables, direct url, and some url encoding issues. I tried to comment it as much as I could.
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$theurl = "http://www.sky-animes.com/music/LQ/7185"
$storagedir = "C:\source\mp3\FullMetal"
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$response = Invoke-WebRequest -Uri
$theurl
-UseBasicParsing -Verbose
$links = $response.Links
$imgurlinks = @()
$webclient = New-Object System.Net.WebClient
Write-Output "-------------------------------------------------------------------------"
Write-Output "-------------------------------------------------------------------------"
$response.Links.href
Write-Output "-------------------------------------------------------------------------"
Write-Output "-------------------------------------------------------------------------"
md $storagedir
-ErrorAction SilentlyContinue
ForEach ($link
in $links){
#loop through all the hrefs on the page with a
ForEach
$href = $link.href #put the href
to Variable.
if ($href -like "*.mp3" ) { #Look
for only mp3's hrefs
$filename
= $href.Split("/")[-1]
#Write-Output
"Href: " $href
#Write-Output
"FileName: " $filename
if
($filename -like
"*?*"){ #does
the filename have a query?
$filename2
= $filename.Split("?")[0] #make the
filename2 the filename without any queries
} #End If
else{
$filename2
= $filename
#since no queries were found just make the
filename2 the name of the orginal filename
} # End
Else
if($href -contains
"http://"){ #does the href have a direct path to the file? if not
lets try and add in the orignating url to it so it can find it.
$newhref
= $href
#No need to mess with the href.. just pass it to
the newhref and move along.
} #End
http:// if
else{
$newhref
= $theurl
+ "\"
+ $href
#put together theUrl and the Href to make a path
to try.
} #End
http:// else
$newFile
= $filename2.Replace("%20","-")
# Replace %20 url encoded spaces with an
Underscore for the new mp3 file.
$newFile
= $newFile.Replace("&","-and-")
# Replace & url encoded spaces with an
"-and-" for the new mp3 file.
$newFile
= $newFile.Replace("---","-")
# Replace & url encoded spaces with an
"-and-" for the new mp3 file.
$newFile
= "$storagedir\$newFile"
#put together the path and the file of where to
put the file when downloaded.
$newhref
= $newhref.Replace("&","&")
Write-Output
"Href Location: " $newhref
Write-Output
"Download Location: " $newFile
$webclient.DownloadFile($newhref,$newFile) #download the file using the href and the file we just
put together above.
} #end MP3
If.
}
#end ForEach
explorer $storagedir
#open the output folder
