YouTube Plugin
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2013-10-11, 05:12 PM
FYI: This plugin continues to work in initial tests with NextPVR 3.x. So there should not be any issues with upgrading to the NextPVR 3.1.1
I will however be releasing YT 2.0 this weekend anyway.
2013-10-20, 01:55 PM
Hi Whurlston,
The new plugin seems to install really well, but I can't work out how to migrate the old youtube.xml into it? Any hints?
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2013-10-20, 07:02 PM
Sorry, there is currently no way to migrate the old youtube.xml. If you can wait until tonight, I'll try to add something to the settings screen to import the old settings. I also intend on adding a "Search history".
2013-11-01, 11:22 AM
It appears that the version in the first post is the old version of YouTube, where can I find the finished new version?
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2013-11-01, 06:09 PM
On the wiki: http://www.nextpvr.com/nwiki/pmwiki.php?...in.YouTube
I hadn't announced it or started a new thread for it yet because I still have to finish up the wiki instructions. I will try to get that done this weekend along with the config migration.
2013-11-01, 06:53 PM
whurlston Wrote:On the wiki: http://www.nextpvr.com/nwiki/pmwiki.php?...in.YouTubeThanks 
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2013-12-14, 01:25 PM
I find it gets as far as building the list and buffering, then nothing seems to happen, apart from sometimes leaving a short blank .ts file on disk. What am I missing? Thanks for a great plugin, btw, can't wait to get it working...
- Silent client PVR: HDPlex HS.1 aluminium fanless case / Thin-ITX ASRock H81TM-ITX motherboard / Intel Celeron 1850T CPU / 4GB RAM / 120GB SSD / TBS6982 DBS-S2 [SIZE=1]dual-tuner card / Win10+nPVR+Plex Media Player feeding LG OLED55B6V + Anthem MRX510 AV Receiver / PMC GB1 / B&W / REL speakers.
- Noisy NAS: Xeon / Intel mobo / 16GB RAM / FreeNAS + Ubuntu VMs on VMware ESXi + 12TB RAID[/SIZE] running Plex Media Server liteswap Wrote:I find it gets as far as building the list and buffering, then nothing seems to happen, apart from sometimes leaving a short blank .ts file on disk. What am I missing? Thanks for a great plugin, btw, can't wait to get it working... Update: some videos work, others don't and I can't tell why! If anyone can make sense the attached log, I'd be eternally grateful (well, for 15 minutes at least). PS: One more thought - I use FFMPEg to decode all except H.264. Maybe I need to enable some of the decoder options? But which?
- Silent client PVR: HDPlex HS.1 aluminium fanless case / Thin-ITX ASRock H81TM-ITX motherboard / Intel Celeron 1850T CPU / 4GB RAM / 120GB SSD / TBS6982 DBS-S2 [SIZE=1]dual-tuner card / Win10+nPVR+Plex Media Player feeding LG OLED55B6V + Anthem MRX510 AV Receiver / PMC GB1 / B&W / REL speakers.
- Noisy NAS: Xeon / Intel mobo / 16GB RAM / FreeNAS + Ubuntu VMs on VMware ESXi + 12TB RAID[/SIZE] running Plex Media Server
2013-12-19, 09:37 AM
OK, so now there's another angle to this. Some YouTube videos prompt a .Net error dialogue box that complains about the file name being too long. Is this a separate error or a manifestation of the same thing?
- Silent client PVR: HDPlex HS.1 aluminium fanless case / Thin-ITX ASRock H81TM-ITX motherboard / Intel Celeron 1850T CPU / 4GB RAM / 120GB SSD / TBS6982 DBS-S2 [SIZE=1]dual-tuner card / Win10+nPVR+Plex Media Player feeding LG OLED55B6V + Anthem MRX510 AV Receiver / PMC GB1 / B&W / REL speakers.
- Noisy NAS: Xeon / Intel mobo / 16GB RAM / FreeNAS + Ubuntu VMs on VMware ESXi + 12TB RAID[/SIZE] running Plex Media Server
2013-12-30, 04:14 AM
liteswap Wrote:Update: some videos work, others don't and I can't tell why!Some of the encryption algorithms have changed and the youtube-dl project have moved to an auto decrypt routine instead of updating the decryption routines that I was pulling from them. I've known about the issue for a while but never had time to look into it until now. Attached is a patch that should fix the problem. Instructions for patch:
This patch no longer relies on the youtube-dl project. It now finds and uses the javascript decryption routines directly from youtube. liteswap Wrote:OK, so now there's another angle to this. Some YouTube videos prompt a .Net error dialogue box that complains about the file name being too long. Is this a separate error or a manifestation of the same thing?Separate error. Are you able to copy and post the error text (wrap in a code tag or upload it as an attachment)? |
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