Ignore search terms and only use URL

[Motzumoto]

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Description

Instead of using search terms, if a valid YouTube URL is provided, only use that URL and stop searching. I've tried to test it on a specific video, and yes it finds videos that are really similar, but not that specific video.

Environment

- OS : Windows 10
- Python :  3.10.5
- Script version : 1.7.4

config.json

not applicable 

[mendez97cr]

check back in a couple days and I'll have it coded >:D

[MShawon]

@Motzumoto You're running this script by python 3.10.5 ? Or release version?

[Motzumoto]

my python version is 3.10 and I'm running the latest release of this application @MShawon

[MShawon]

@Motzumoto use python 3.7.x - 3.9x, not 3.10 for this script

also, can you show ur search.txt? maybe you put the wrong format in search.txt

[Motzumoto]

@Motzumoto use python 3.7.x - 3.9x, not 3.10 for this script

also, can you show ur search.txt? maybe you put the wrong format in search.txt

Firstly, why does the python version matter? secondly, why include the search.txt if a url is already included. whats the point of the url if you're just going to use the search

[MShawon]

Python version matters because of dependency issues.

It uses both urls.txt and search.txt in parallel. For odd number threads direct url is used and for even search mechanism is used.

[Motzumoto]

It uses both urls.txt and search.txt in parallel.

That wasnt my question, if the link is being provided in the text file, why look at the search file? if a specific video is provided, it should only look at that video