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Downloads all pages of the playlist even though only the first is needed #2175
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Thanks for the report. I've proposed an optimization that does that (#2182). Due to the complexity of the change, I'd like to have another developer look over it before we include the change into mainline youtube-dl. |
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Thanks for the quick reply! 2014/1/20 Philipp Hagemeister notifications@github.com
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This works for the given playlist but nog for one like this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZ0nZ_ygPsk&list=UUoQBJMzcwmXrRSHBFAlTsIw |
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We are more than a year later and the problem still exists it seems, at least I'm having it on a dailymotion playlist:
Note: There are more than 150 pages on this playlist ... |
So that using '--playlist-end' only downloads the required pages (reported in #2175).
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@cedricvanrompay in the next version it will only download the required pages for dailymotion playlists and users, thanks for the report. @rtega YouTube playlists are also optimized now, therefore I'm closing the issue. |
I was wondering whether youtube-dl can't be more smart when using playlist-start and playlist-end. When using with playlists like http://www.youtube.com/user/ANNnewsCH/videos it first downloads all ids, even though there are thousands, before it finally decides on using only the first 10. Is it not possible to only download the ids needed? The same thing happens with long playlists.