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I've had a look and it seems your failed downloads are due to YouTube returning 404s for that particular videos DASH parts. For example: ``` [download] Got server HTTP error:...

The `import-existing-media` uses the media unique key (for YouTube videos this is the unique video ID) as the detection mechanism for matching a video file to import, as specified here:...

Thanks for the comments! That could well be a bug. I'll leave this open and investigate. I'm assuming you're on normal-ish Linux and not running it with weird WSL paths...

Thanks for the details. If you can easily search the container logs are there any errors? If for some reason it's attempting to clear up files that don't exist due...

That's a "normal" error, that video ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7wLxM7oNN1s ) does seem to be actually unavailable so TubeSync is correct there. Thanks, I'll check the old media cleanup code.

Thanks for the offer, but it's probably not too useful right now. If there was an attempt to delete the wrong path in a cleanup it would have left a...

That amount of media should be fine, it's likely an issue detecting if the file exists or some other sort of path issue. If the the media has been downloaded...

What's the 50 or so log lines above that snippet? Specifically around the downloading of the audio stream. Does the download work in the container with `yt-dlp` with the exact...

Excellent thanks for the details. I'll have a test to see why the same command is failing over the API. From your logs it looks like it might well be...

Thanks @ankenyr this is fantastic. This would have occurred when I switched to distro-packaged ffmpeg in preparation for multi-arch builds and the particular formats required to trigger it meant I...