@svnpenn5 I really do appreciate pointing me to babycygwin. I didnt even know there was such a thing.
One of the reasons why I was hoping for a windows native command-line tool was because it's much easier for me to integrate into my existing Windows batch files and apps; plus, the output would display natively in my Windows command prompt. I'm sure there are probably ways to further bridge the gap; but, it's hard to pass up a Windows native command-line tool if it's available.
BTW: I did try youtube.sh. I think Im doing something fundamentally wrong. But, it gave an error for me. It would be good to get this to work just in case the .NET solution doesnt come through.
Code:
MKANET@Horizon ~
$ youtube.sh youtube.com/watch?v=LHelEIJVxiE
/bin/youtube.sh: line 4: syntax error near unexpected token `newline'
/bin/youtube.sh: line 4: `<!DOCTYPE html>'