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Choose the proper video source when downloading or watching videos #85
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This addresses issue #84.
I've added more details in the commits' description. But basically it should never fail to download or watch a video/stream/replay (unless the video is in fact unavailable, obviously).
I've also added some helpful messages. This one is while searching for a video id that might had gone offline recently:
This next one is exactly like the previous one, but is added to the video player window. It's triggered if the user clicked to watch a replay/livestream right after the streamer went offline. It's unlikely to happen, but a helpful message won't hurt anyway:
Let me know what you think!