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playlists not recognised/only first item found #17361
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If I copy your arguments I also get 11:
But this bug report doesn't specify the same arguments as you. It specifies these:
What's going on here? I get something completely unrelated with the above ^ It seems to me that something is broken during some step between command argument parsing and url request. Can you please comment? |
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You're using |
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Thanks. What extractor should I use for a youtube-playlist? Is there a "smart" extractor that tries playlist and then tries ytsearch? This definitely used to be possible. Not sure if it's a regression or an intentional design change. At the moment I think I can write a script that tries to prepend Thanks again |
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You should not use any meta extractor for a playlist, don't prefix the URL with |
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I'm exposing an API that allows people on my local network to provide youtube hash that gets downloaded. It's just a bash script. I want this to select the correct extractor between playlist and video variants automatically. But for the playlist mentioned above, the playlist code on its own only downloads one video. It seems that finding all 11 videos only works when the whole URL is provided.
So TLDR:
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So a real bug, finally? :) Thanks, I will await the next version for now then. |
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Not a bug rather a new functionality introduced on youtube's end. |
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Fair enough. I would be happy to contribute a change needed if you'd like to mentor me. I imagine this is a fairly simple addition |
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Already did. |
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Looks good - thanks! I guess this will show up in the next nightly build - i.e. I can upgrade tomorrow? |
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There are no nightly builds but release is on the way. |
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Expected behavior: 11 songs are fetched
Actual behavior: 1 song is fetched
This used to work fine.
I've tested without the
ytsearchand with/without quotes around the playlist argument, but no luck.