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Feature Request - Remove Videos from YouTube Playlist after Download #9733
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youtube-dl shall not use any kind of YouTube APIs. You should implement this in a way a web browser does. |
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I was just about to request this. What are the chances of implementing this autoremoving feature (in youtube) ? |
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Idk I looked into implementing it myself, but my python is pretty weak.
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I was just about to request this.
What are the chances of implementing this autoremoving feature (in
youtube) ?
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I need this feature as well. Has anyone already developed something like this? |
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Bumping an old issue. Has anyone been able to make progress on this? Not a Python dev or I'd take a stab at it myself. |
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Feature Request - Remove Videos from YouTube Playlist after Download
I would like to add a option to remove a video from a YouTube playlist after it is downloaded.
I believe this is possible as the YouTube API has a python section for this.
https://developers.google.com/youtube/1.0/developers_guide_python#adding-a-playlist
I have managed to add the option to the options list as "--remove-watched", but can't seem to call the method it points at.
I admit I am new to python but have coded in several other languages before so if someone could point me in the right direction I will do my best to figure it out.
Thanks,