[ ] Feature request (request for a new functionality)
[ ] Question
[ ] Other
Bug report
What operating system do you use ?
Windows 10
List of actions to perform to reproduce the problem:
Open Options
Click the "Filename format" drop-down
Select Custom
Specify a custom file format
Click Close button
What is the expected behavior ?
There should only be a custom file format set.
What happens instead ?
Setting a custom file format wipes out all the preset provided file formats and makes them the same as my custom file format.
So for example, if I click the dropdown for file format and pick "Title + ID" it is now the same string as my custom format.
I am using the Portable version of youtube-dl-gui. Even if I completely delete the folder the application is in and unzip a fresh copy of it, the formats are still wiped when I start the application.
This takes away the ability to look at the pre-provided formats and use them as a base for building custom formats.
What is the purpose of your issue?
Bug report
What operating system do you use ?
Windows 10
List of actions to perform to reproduce the problem:
What is the expected behavior ?
There should only be a custom file format set.
What happens instead ?
Setting a custom file format wipes out all the preset provided file formats and makes them the same as my custom file format.
So for example, if I click the dropdown for file format and pick "Title + ID" it is now the same string as my custom format.
I am using the Portable version of youtube-dl-gui. Even if I completely delete the folder the application is in and unzip a fresh copy of it, the formats are still wiped when I start the application.
This takes away the ability to look at the pre-provided formats and use them as a base for building custom formats.