Open gohoski opened 1 month ago
Can i see photo for post request on home?
what android version are you using to test this apk? if below 2.3, is it virtualized?
in the meanwhile, in the 1.4.20 apk there seem to be a lot of references to a useProxy
, which - if set to false - hints that requests should go directly to gdata with a higher chance of working.
snippet from FeedConnectionManager from 1.4.20:
if (!useProxyServer || !isProxyServerEnabled()) {
YtLog.m4d(YtLog.Component.HTTP, "getHttpData going directly to server");
if (url == null) {
YtLog.m4d(YtLog.Component.HTTP, "getHttpData null url - bailing");
return null;
}
HttpGet get = new HttpGet(url.toString());
if (partnerAuth != null) {
get.setHeader("X-GData-Device", partnerAuth);
}
httpGet = get;
}
what android version are you using to test this apk? if below 2.3, is it virtualized?
1.6. I am testing this on the HTC Tattoo.
what android version are you using to test this apk? if below 2.3, is it virtualized?
1.6. I am testing this on the HTC Tattoo.
I need a photo for proof
I need a photo for proof
you obviously want it only to post it somewhere else, please stop spamming the repo with this stuff
I need a photo for proof
you obviously want it only to post it somewhere else, please stop spamming the repo with this stuff
Im sorry
what android version are you using to test this apk? if below 2.3, is it virtualized?
1.6. I am testing this on the HTC Tattoo.
that makes more sense. i'm sorry, but as of now, i don't have any android 1.6 (and below) devices to test old apks with, and the first version of youtube to work on newer android versions is 1.6.21. emulators have proven problematic in such old android versions, as i have tried going that route too.
i can't say that there is no hope, but probably nothing too high priority as long as i don't have a setup to test those apks.
I have successfully set up yt2009 on my server and tried to patch the latest YouTube APK for Android 1.5/1.6, which is 1.4.20. On the homepage, it makes a POST request to
/proxy/ytbt
, which isn't currently implemented. In the body, it seems to be merging multiple requests into one.There is also mentions of
/proxy/feeds/api/
endpoints in the APK code. Maybe we can further decompile the APK and see what data it is expecting to get.