Youtube mix/playlist request?

[INPoppoRTUNE]

Documentation is not really clear on how to compose a Youtube request: you might want to add a section in the readme file.

As far as I'm aware the existing request methods are the following:

Request output

• http://localhost:5005/youtube/direct/<youtubeID> → A simple redirect to final stream URL. (faster, no disk usage, sponsorblock not works)
• http://localhost:5005/youtube/bridge/<youtubeID> → Remuxing on fly. (fast, no disk usage)
• http://localhost:5005/youtube/download/<youtubeID> → First download full video then it's served. (slow, temp disk usage)

Request output type

• http://localhost:5005/youtube/direct/<youtubeID>-audio → Return an audio only streaming
• http://localhost:5005/youtube/direct/list-<youtubeID> → Return a streaming of an entire playlist (?)
• http://localhost:5005/youtube/direct/list-<youtubeID>-audio → Return an audio only streaming of an entire playlist (?)

I'm not currently able to make the latest two in list works, hence the title of the issue: how shall I compose a request starting from a Youtube playlist such as https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6kFT_LlrYKW32II058F7c_NcJ3uCMNh6 ? Also please feel free to expand the list if any other request possible is missing.

Thanks again for your time and the amazing work put into this app.

[fe80Grau]

Sorry for the documentation, when I can I will work to update it and make it clearer. The list should be declared in channel_list.json like

[
       "list-PL6kFT_LlrYKW32II058F7c_NcJ3uCMNh6"
]

After that, ytdlp2STRM will create a strm for each video in the playlist. Each strm has a final url for a video. I hope to make myself understood

• Currently extractaudio does not work with list prefix.

[INPoppoRTUNE]

The list should be declared in channel_list.json

This is clear, I’d like to create a stream of a whole playlist through a request instead. Is it not possible to compose a request that return a single strm containig all the youtube videos of the playlist queued?

• Currently extractaudio does not work with list prefix.

Assuming that part 1 is doable, will this be implemented? I’m probably using your program in a different way than the one intended, hence my reliance on http requests.