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That's the same version of yt-dlp stand-alone and embedded in tubesync, both of which are up to date. The error is this line: `ERROR: [youtube] _hWPtumg_Js: Requested format is not...

Assuming you've resolved this by migrating to a Postgres or MySQL backend, I'll close this for now. Feel free to re-open the issue if you still run into this.

No, because tubesync first calls `extract_info(...)` with `extract_flat`. This only really returns a list of videos on a channel or playlist with their IDs and not any metadata like the...

I'm not aware of this not functioning in the current release, however the logic might not be entirely clear. As per: https://github.com/meeb/tubesync/blob/main/tubesync/sync/tasks.py#L134 The `cleanup_old_media()` function is called every time a...

Yeah file deletion can probably be put back into signals now. If I recall some logic was moved because some users reported it was erroneously deleting media and causing issues...

Thanks! That's a useful filter to know about. This would still require quite some effort as I'd need to track all the downloaded files rather than one file per media...

That's probably a different issue @sywhn - also what would be the use case for this feature over just audio-only? Is there actually a requirement for video-only downloads?

Ah I see, sounds sensible. The default `yt-dlp` flags are editable in the `settings.py` (or override the dict in `local_settings.py`): https://github.com/meeb/tubesync/blob/main/tubesync/tubesync/settings.py#L157 I'll see how feasible it is to make this...

tubesync doesn't call `yt-dlp` on the command line, it uses the embedded Python API so you can't just stuff in flags. You can edit the default `yt-dlp` arguments though in...

You could delete and re-add the source? Or use an SQL query if you're proficient with SQL on the SQLite database. There's not an obvious in-UI way to do this...