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--match-title or --reject-title doesn't work with cyrillic (non ASCII) coded argument #25507
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Again: it does work perfectly with Cyrrillic characters if you pass them properly. |
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@dstftw: Thanks for the tip! In case somebody else runs into a similar problem, here is my batch file for Windows:
And also to avoid "OSError: Failed to write string" error, make sure to configure your cmd (command prompt) properties to use the font that supports Cyrillic (Consolas TTF or Lucida Console TTF). |
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I am trying to filter out some videos with non-latin Cyrillic characters are used in the title. The key word is also in Cyrillic. Here is my example script that doesn't work properly:
youtube-dl -v --playlist-items 3 --match-title "Смешарики" "https://www.youtube.com/user/TVSmeshariki/videos"Verbose log
What should I do to make --match-title or --reject-title working with Cyrillic characters?