Closed ruvido closed 2 years ago
I just updated the project's README to address this, sorry it wasn't on there. Essentially search_terms
is added to the youtube search query so that the user has a bit more control over what video is automatically selected. "lyrics" is the default because I've found that Youtube is more prone to suggesting music videos than just a video with the raw audio, and a few images comprising a video is a lot smaller and easier to download than one that is constantly changing.
Thanks!
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I just updated the project's README to address this, sorry it wasn't on there. Essentially search_terms is added to the youtube search query so that the user has a bit more control over what video is automatically selected. "lyrics" is the default because I've found that Youtube is more prone to suggesting music videos than just a video with the raw audio, and a few images comprising a video is a lot smaller and easier to download than one that is constantly changing.
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Using irs (v1.4.0) on OSX . Installer complained for a missing option in the config file, that was
search_terms:
following the example found in the irs output I put
search_terms: "lyrics"
but what it does?
This option is not described in the main page of the github repo