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Progress report for HLS downloader #78
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I checked and found youtube-dl didn't output |
Hi @ashutosh2k12 Hotstar uses the HLS downloader which uses ffmpeg to download the video. Now the ffmpeg output gets written in stderr, if you want to see this output add the print statement in downloaders.py line 60 and change line 62 to False then you should be able to see the output from ffmpeg. I am also planning to use both stderr & stdout (not only stdout like i do now) to extract data but its not high in my priorities. Also you can read issue #49 |
We could extract those informations directly on the youtube-dl-gui side as i said in my previous post. |
@ashutosh2k12 Any news from the pull-request on the youtube-dl repo? |
@ashutosh2k12 Closing, you can reopen this issue when your pull request on the youtube-dl repo gets merged. |
I would love if we can get a progress report on streaming urls (for ex- http://hotstar.com/1000000554). Looks like ffmpeg output isn't piped to stdout. I have tried but failed to get frame report. I tried outputting
stdout
andstderr
both didn't pointed out any frame report. Here is what I did at:here
and here
While I use the command:
youtube-dl --newline -i -o C:\\Users\\Username\\%(title)s.%(ext)s http://hotstar.com/1000000554
in command prompt(I am using windows), I get following frame output (using ffmpeg version N-78355-g020b758) -I am unable to get this stdout when using youtube-dlg via console. Can someone point me in some direction?
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