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[Youtube] 360 videos url with separated video/audio can not display normal 360 view. #15224
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There is no such thing as url template. All download URLs are provided by Youtube and use by youtube-dl intact. |
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This Youtube video is a 360 content.
I try to play the downloaded video with Chrome browser and it can not display a correct 360 view.
Then I direct open the http url with Chrome, it does not display correctly either.
I guess Youtube has changed the format returned by the url template youtube-dl use.
Are there another url template youtube-dl can get to replace the current using?