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Downloads from BBC iPlayer fail after adding certain command line args #19651
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Prove that. |
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Doesn't being able to see the subtitle on the BBC website mean that yt-dl should be able to download it? |
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Well, I've made subtitles extraction non fatal in recent commit, this will fix extraction. But still BBC does not like something on your side. |
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It downloads the sub now despite the warning, thank you. |

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Upon adding these command line args I get the error above, though it used to work before. The args are:
--no-call-home --all-subs --add-metadataPlease note that it still does work without the mentioned args.
EDIT: After doing a few tests I found out that
--all-subsarg is causing the problem.