Closed Shippou5 closed 2 years ago
The usual reason for the the "download did not start" error is that Tartube can't find youtube-dl or yt-dlp. Try this in the first instance:
The usual reason for the the "download did not start" error is that Tartube can't find youtube-dl or yt-dlp. Try this in the first instance:
Tried to modify Tartube's settings as per instructions with no success, do I need to ask the authors for help?
Sorry. I amended my initial reply to remove the link to the FAQ, which is not relevant for MS Windows users, but apparently the edit didn't get saved.
The edit said: please try re-installing youtube-dl or yt-dlp first.
Failing that, can you please open the window Edit > System preferences, then show me a screenshot (or describe) the tabs Downloaders > Forks and Downloaders > File paths
Sorry. I amended my initial reply to remove the link to the FAQ, which is not relevant for MS Windows users, but apparently the edit didn't get saved.
The edit said: please try re-installing youtube-dl or yt-dlp first.
Failing that, can you please open the window Edit > System preferences, then show me a screenshot (or describe) the tabs Downloaders > Forks and Downloaders > File paths
I would love to re-install them! How do I do that? I do not actually recall ever installing them to begin-with, just downloaded tartube
Open Tartube
Left click on the "Enter URLs below" box
Paste "https://youtu.be/uPIR_K61Stc"
Click "Add URLs"
Click Download all
Download starts but then fails, maybe there is some kind of order-of-operations glitch in the GUI, and that the control for enabling the '-x' setting became glitched.
youtube-dl --newline -i --hls-prefer-native --write-description --write-info-json --write-annotations --cookies C:/Users/Shipp/cookies.txt --write-thumbnail -f mp3 --merge-output-format mp3 --output C:/Users/Shipp/%(title)s.%(ext)s https://youtu.be/9Qyd2hmHxOs
[youtube] 9Qyd2hmHxOs: Downloading webpage ERROR: requested format not available
I would love to re-install them! How do I do that? I do not actually recall ever installing them to begin-with, just downloaded tartube
Operations > Update youtube-dl or Operations > Update yt-dlp
When you first run Tartube, you get prompted to install one of them, which is probably what you did
Download starts but then fails, maybe there is some kind of order-of-operations glitch in the GUI, and that the control for enabling the '-x' setting became glitched.
Download options can be specified in any order, except that if you specify the same option multiple times (-f avi -f mp4 or something like that), the last one is used.
I just caught up with the reddit thread. For your -x problem, I can't guess what the cause is, but I can suggest a fix.
If you're downloading from the Videos tab, do this: Edit > General download options, then click the Completely reset all download options... button
If you're downloading from the Classic mode tab, in that tab click the menu button in the top-right corner, then select Edit download options, then click the Completely reset all download options... button
In either case, you can now select your preferred media formats, hoping that the problem has gone away.
I would love to re-install them! How do I do that? I do not actually recall ever installing them to begin-with, just downloaded tartube
Operations > Update youtube-dl or Operations > Update yt-dlp
When you first run Tartube, you get prompted to install one of them, which is probably what you did
I just caught up with the reddit thread. For your -x problem, I can't guess what the cause is, but I can suggest a fix.
If you're downloading from the Videos tab, do this: Edit > General download options, then click the Completely reset all download options... button
If you're downloading from the Classic mode tab, in that tab click the menu button in the top-right corner, then select Edit download options, then click the Completely reset all download options... button
In either case, you can now select your preferred media formats, hoping that the problem has gone away.
Not only do I get error with "download in this format" but now also attempting "Convert to this format using FFMPEG" yields this error https://puu.sh/Iii2J/1537c706fd.png
I am back at my desk, but the puu.sh links are invalid. I will look into it, if you can replace them.
Closed for inactivity. Feel free to re-open if you like.
https://puu.sh/IhXrU/a1c59f9dc5.png
Windows 10
v2.3.332
What happens when you run Tartube from a terminal window?
https://puu.sh/IhXud/1f75813876.png
https://youtu.be/_LccdxgKho0