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Support deleting downloaded YouTube items
It would be nice if there were a way to delete downloaded YouTube items.
My users can access cyp through the web, but don't have disk access to manage files.
I think this could/should only apply to YouTube files. Since cyp is responsible for downloading them, I see no problem with it also having permissions to delete them.
Hmm, this might be pretty complex. We have no (UI) way of listing contents of the _youtube directory. One could argue that this directory shall be available via the MPD library, but there are no guarantees about its name and/or location within the MPD library structure.
No problem to mark this as a "won't fix" issue then. I thought it might be (relatively) simple since everything downloads to the _youtube directory, but since there's no existing code to do directory listings etc. it might be too much work to be worth it.
There is also the option of adding a URL to mpd. When calling youtube-dl --yes-playlist -i -c -x -q -g <URL> yout get back an URL that can be added to MPD via addid command to stream directly.
Thus one could leave the download-folder alone completely.
What do you think?
There is also the option of adding a URL to mpd. When calling
youtube-dl --yes-playlist -i -c -x -q -g <URL>yout get back an URL that can be added to MPD via addid command to stream directly.
Interesting. Is youtube-dl still alive and kicking? Based on my experience, it stopped working quite some time ago, paving the way for more recent alternatives such as https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp
That is true of course. Though most things work when switching to yt-dlp by changing only the command line (this can be done with cyp too) since command line switches seem to be compatible. Interestingly enough the -g switch which makes it extract an audio stream URL is not even documented in yt-dlp but works nonetheless.
Have played around a little. The switch -g is there but it's not work for longer media any more. At least for YouTube. Other sites might work still. I think at the time of the first ad it breaks and playback stops. Might still work with a premium account.