blugreenz commented 2 months ago

Bug report

Checklist

[x] I have searched for similar bugs in the issues.
[x] I will add the bug label to this issue.

How was Ytmdl Web run

[ ] Locally
[x] On the official page

Browser Details

Name: chrome and firefox
Version: (If possible)

Console Log

Put log if you found one in the browsers console window

Description

the page gets stuck on "your song is ready!" there is no option to download.

Expected Behaviour

button or options to download requested song should appear.

BalintXHD commented 2 months ago

same, tried with edge as well

ghormadesoham commented 2 months ago

This is reproducible with Brave browser as well. HAR file attached. Observations: 400 status code is returned for all video ids from https://apis.deepjyoti30.dev/v2/ytmdl/download Error message:

{"detail":"Seems like the video ID passed is not valid."}

ytmdl.deepjyoti30.dev.har.txt

ghormadesoham commented 2 months ago

Update: Deepjyoti is actually already investigating this one. Thanks Deepjyoti. For details see https://github.com/deepjyoti30/ytmdl/issues/299

deepjyoti30 commented 2 months ago

Just to give you guys some updates here, the issue is happening because youtube is denying requests from all 3 nodes that ytmdl runs from. I have tried swapping IP's and passing cookies but neither of those 2 seem to be working.

These 3 are lifetime free nodes that oracle provides and because they don't cost me anything I am able to run ytmdl for free (except the cost of a self-hosted API gateway that handles these 3 nodes).

Thus switching to another provider or changing instances is not an option right now. Whatever solution comes up, will have to make sure that ytmdl can still run from these 3 nodes.

As of today, the cookies fix worked for a brief moment and I quickly made a patch release but that is not working anymore and even after passing the cookies, requests are being denied.

There are open conversations on this on yt-dlp repo if you guys are interested. I will continue to explore other options but YouTube seems to be hell bent on blocking such tools that provide easy access to their data.