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      <title>Download Sitecore media items to local disk</title>
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      <description>BACK TO BLOG OVERVIEW
 For one of our customers we were in need of downloading all media files from Sitecore to our local hard disk. Since we are using the Sitecore SPE extension, the following script gave us all the urls we needed to download them using our local Powershell.
 [code language=&amp;quot;powershell&amp;rdquo;] $url = &amp;ldquo;https://URLOFTHESITECOREWEBSITE/&amp;rdquo; $mediaLibraryRootPath = &amp;ldquo;master:/sitecore/media library/Images/&amp;rdquo; $listAllItems = Get-ChildItem -Recurse $mediaLibraryRootPath
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