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I found a fixed forked version but that also need yt-dlp updated (which after the docker runs, I can run a PIP update command.)
Found issue where if the video is not found, the last video found is downloaded instead, hence all videos end up being the same instead of an error. I'll assume that a variable isn't cleared once completed and hence the failure to be re-written by the "new" video causes the old video to download in its place.
The instructions need improvement and clarity. i.e. path for the videos.
Logs need improving, it is hard to see what is occuring, mainly from being flooded with warning, subtitles being ignored, etc from yt-dlp.
I have seen other projects that auto create the docker instance based on updated repositories, perhaps this could be set up.
Also it would be nice if support for ARM 32bit and ARM 64 bit existed for docker.
Mainly adding this issue as a hope that re-invested interest in this project may occur.
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Trying to run in Docker, but it is out of date.
I found a fixed forked version but that also need yt-dlp updated (which after the docker runs, I can run a PIP update command.)
Found issue where if the video is not found, the last video found is downloaded instead, hence all videos end up being the same instead of an error. I'll assume that a variable isn't cleared once completed and hence the failure to be re-written by the "new" video causes the old video to download in its place.
The instructions need improvement and clarity. i.e. path for the videos.
Logs need improving, it is hard to see what is occuring, mainly from being flooded with warning, subtitles being ignored, etc from yt-dlp.
I have seen other projects that auto create the docker instance based on updated repositories, perhaps this could be set up.
Also it would be nice if support for ARM 32bit and ARM 64 bit existed for docker.
Mainly adding this issue as a hope that re-invested interest in this project may occur.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: