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Open AnimeniacSimey opened this issue 4 years ago • 8 comments

Hello! Since this is not a youtube-dl repo, I figured I wouldn't ask my question here. I put in a channel link, and it says the following: [youtube:channel] UCIcgBZ9hEJxHv6r_jDYOMqg: Downloading channel page [youtube:playlist] UUIcgBZ9hEJxHv6r_jDYOMqg: Downloading webpage [download] Downloading playlist: UUIcgBZ9hEJxHv6r_jDYOMqg [youtube:playlist] playlist UUIcgBZ9hEJxHv6r_jDYOMqg: Downloading 0 videos [download] Finished downloading playlist: UUIcgBZ9hEJxHv6r_jDYOMqg

Can you help with this please? Thanks!

AnimeniacSimey avatar Nov 10 '20 01:11 AnimeniacSimey

Exactly the same is happening for me but with another Playlist!

alexx-ftw avatar Nov 10 '20 22:11 alexx-ftw

Wow guys I recognized that playlist link....

Workaround: Use any online tool to get all playlist links and put them in a list and pass the list to the downloader.

with open('list.json') as f:
    links = json.load(f)
with youtube_dl.YoutubeDL(ydl_opts) as ydl:
    ydl.download(links)

So, if one made this json file for the example playlist above you'd get this: https://gist.github.com/akraus53/659c4c37713de29d70f1bdc9822a80b0

akraus53 avatar Nov 10 '20 22:11 akraus53

Wow guys I recognized that playlist link....

Workaround: Use any online tool to get all playlist links and put them in a list and pass the list to the downloader.

with open('list.json') as f:
    links = json.load(f)
with youtube_dl.YoutubeDL(ydl_opts) as ydl:
    ydl.download(links)

So, if one made this json file for the example playlist above (you sneeky fuck) you'd get this: https://gist.github.com/akraus53/659c4c37713de29d70f1bdc9822a80b0

Is there a version to use in Powershell?

alexx-ftw avatar Nov 11 '20 00:11 alexx-ftw

@ezanchi Assuming you had the list in list.json formatted the same as the given example list, a quick-and-dirty script would be the following:

Get-Content ./list.json | ConvertFrom-Json | % {
 youtube-dl $_
}

terrabitz avatar Nov 11 '20 11:11 terrabitz

Wow guys I recognized that playlist link....

Workaround: Use any online tool to get all playlist links and put them in a list and pass the list to the downloader.

with open('list.json') as f:
    links = json.load(f)
with youtube_dl.YoutubeDL(ydl_opts) as ydl:
    ydl.download(links)

So, if one made this json file for the example playlist above you'd get this: https://gist.github.com/akraus53/659c4c37713de29d70f1bdc9822a80b0

@ezanchi Assuming you had the list in list.json formatted the same as the given example list, a quick-and-dirty script would be the following:

Get-Content ./list.json | ConvertFrom-Json | % {
 youtube-dl $_
}

IT WORKS.

Thank you guys!! You saved me so much time!

Do you have any idea on why is youtube-dl not downloading the playlist by itself?

alexx-ftw avatar Nov 11 '20 16:11 alexx-ftw

Wow guys I recognized that playlist link....

Workaround: Use any online tool to get all playlist links and put them in a list and pass the list to the downloader.

with open('list.json') as f:
    links = json.load(f)
with youtube_dl.YoutubeDL(ydl_opts) as ydl:
    ydl.download(links)

So, if one made this json file for the example playlist above you'd get this: https://gist.github.com/akraus53/659c4c37713de29d70f1bdc9822a80b0

Hi! Could you explain this to me and how to do it please? I don't understand a single word 😅

AnimeniacSimey avatar Nov 12 '20 03:11 AnimeniacSimey

lol - archiving the channel the day before it goes down; memento mori 💀

joshgarde avatar Nov 13 '20 07:11 joshgarde

Hi! Could you explain this to me and how to do it please? I don't understand a single word 😅

Too late I guess :D

akraus53 avatar Nov 17 '20 11:11 akraus53