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Tweak the regexp to retrieve videos from embedded URLs #77
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rbrito, The old issue was imported here when I migrated the project. You can find it here. https://github.com/rg3/youtube-dl/issues/closed/#issue/9 The same comments still apply. I need a use case for those URLs. I don't know if they're still in use, but I could not find any easily. Thanks for keeping track of this. |
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Hi, Ricardo. Sorry for not noticing the bugs brought with the migration. Anyway, the only use case that I have is one from that bug in Debian, which is this: Quite a mouthful, if you ask me. |
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Yes, and the page it came from no longer appears to contain the embedded video, so we can't find out. Like I said, if you take a YouTube video, say... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eVsmS9OelWg (Disclaimer: I'm not a Real Madrid fan, I just got it from the front page :P). And then click on the "Embed" button, to get the embedding code. You get:
Or, if you mark "use old embed code", you get:
And both URLs work with youtube-dl currently.
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Hi.
Some time ago, I received a bugreport on the Debian Bug Tracking system (see bug 495164 asking for support for some youtube embedded URLs. I forwarded this issue to the bitbucket times, but they apparently got lost.
Anyway, the URL in question is quite long, but the essential part seems to be quite simple:
Regards.