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[[!comment format=mdwn
username="Joseph Rawson"
subject="""comment 1"""
date="2017-12-31T16:23:04Z"
content="""
Merry Christmas! Thanks for adding this. I was falling back to yt-dl when
quvi failed. I built from git last night and tested this. I have a few
comments and questions.
- I am using debian/stretch. Is yt-dl being used from system python package,
or my virtualenv? (I have been preparing for py3 being default version in a
couple of years.)
- I have often used a terminal window and prefixed my input with "git-annex
addurl" then drag links to the window for pasting. Often, I have to press the
up-arrow and run the command again. The addurl behavior with urls that are
already locally present, quvi responds "ok." However, when repeating a command
using yt-dl, when the url is already local, yt-dl refuses to overwrite, yet
returns "failed." I didn't know if you were aware of this. This isn't a
show-stopper, but just something I noticed. I generally do "addurl" manually.
- Playlist support. Currently youtube-dl will allow you to download a whole
playlist. When I add a url "yt.com/watch?v=vidID&list=playlistID" only the
video identified is downloaded. This is a good default behavior. When I add "
yt.com/watch?list=listID" yt-dl successfully parses the whole list, but will
only download one video from the list.
"""]]
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