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unavailable videos are not skipped when downloading playlists #1453

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filippog opened this issue Sep 18, 2013 · 3 comments
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unavailable videos are not skipped when downloading playlists #1453

filippog opened this issue Sep 18, 2013 · 3 comments

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@filippog
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@filippog filippog commented Sep 18, 2013

hi,
when trying to download a playlist it seems that youtube-dl will stop at the first unavailable video, e.g.

[youtube] XXXXXX: Downloading video info webpage
ERROR: YouTube said: The uploader has not made this video available in your country.

and not carry on with the rest, IMO there should be a (non-default) option available.
I tried with --reject-title but apparently title matching is applied after the error reporting and therefore the video is not skipped.

youtube-dl from homebrew btw:

$ youtube-dl --version
2013.08.17
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@phihag phihag commented Sep 18, 2013

There is a non-default option available: --ignore-errors or -i for short. Do you have a suggestion what the description of that option should say to clarify that it does what you want?

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@filippog filippog commented Sep 18, 2013

ah! thanks that was fast, I totally overlooked that and was searching for "skip", perhaps something to be added to the help text?

edit: of course another viable thing would be to suggest --ignore-errors in the error text :)

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@phihag phihag commented Sep 18, 2013

The help for -i is now

-i continue on download errors. This can be used to skip unavailable videos.

The error message already feels quite overloaded, and it's not easy to decide whether adding -i would help (the user may just download a single video).

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