Open Jagmesh opened 5 months ago
And I have refreshed COOKIES and it seems to be working again. At least for now
That's some black magic here
After I refreshed COOKIES, requests worked for sometime. But now I am havin a 410 error again
Maybe anyone faced a same problem? What can be done to avoid this 410 error permanently?
Experiencing the same issue. Works fine on a local machine, but throws 410 when deployed to a server
Experiencing the same issue. Works fine on a local machine, but throws 410 when deployed to a server
Have you tesed with cookies added/removed?
I'm having this as well, any work around?
@cemalct I have been actively testing and have come to a conclusion that it has nothing to do with the ytdl-core package itself. I have tested diffrent libs and also use yt-dlp natively and all of them result in the same way: the 410 Error
So I believe that it's the problem with Youtube itself
And yet maybe anyone has any ideas for a work around? :D
The cookies stuff is working quite unstable
then i think the only way to download is, streaming video byte byte into a file
It seems like YouTube is just getting tired of our requests. Using ytdl through a proxy solved the issue.
It seems like YouTube is just getting tired of our requests. Using ytdl through a proxy solved the issue.
Can you plz give an examble code how to do it
Send requests via proxy or use vpn
Greetings!
I have, and it seems many of you too, a 410 Error.
This is the request that fails
[2024-05-03 21:58:40]: [ERROR][YOUTUBE_DOWNLOAD] Error: Status code: 410
)So, I'm starting to suspect, that it is all due to IP. When I'm using the same app on my PC it all works, but it doesnt work on a remote server with a static IP
Could this be the problem? If yes, is there any suggestions on how it can be avoided?
"ytdl-core": "^4.11.5"
Full error (the same on both
.getBasicInfo
or on theytdl(url)
itself)