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gabe565 / CastSponsorSkip

⏭️ Skip YouTube ads and sponsorships on all local Google Cast devices
Apache License 2.0
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iSponsorBlockTV also blocks google tv and android tv #46

Open bruvv opened 8 months ago

bruvv commented 8 months ago

https://github.com/dmunozv04/iSponsorBlockTV Can you perhaps include this in here :) ? or work with @dmunozv04 ? Would be awesome!

gabe565 commented 6 months ago

@bruvv CastSponsorSkip actually supports Google TV and Android TV also! At least, it works for my NVIDIA Shield. I should add that to the readme. I can also add a link to iSponsorBlockTV to the bottom!

dmunozv04 commented 6 months ago

Having more choices is always a good thing!

gabe565 commented 6 months ago

Agreed. iSponsorBlockTV seems quite a bit heavier, but it supports a lot more device types, so it just depends on the user's needs.

dmunozv04 commented 6 months ago

Yep, most of it is just python dependencies

bruvv commented 6 months ago

It's. But I was taking about the inbuilt YouTube stuff like webs

diamant-x commented 5 months ago

Hi, Coming from the related post. I can confirm the native Youtube Android TV app is detected by the code. I had to 1) generate an API key for it AND 2) enable Youtube data api V3 (not required for my chromecast casted videos).

However, while in my chromecast i believe the addon would 'auto-skip' pre-roll ads (as like clicking on the 'skip now' button after the countdown expires) I just tested it and it did not skip the ad in the youtube app from my nvidia shield. Not sure if that's something that is now the new normal?

PD: I have since installed the SmartTube app which skips everything, no UI-menu ads and can force always to maximum resolution.

bruvv commented 5 months ago

@diamant-x can you define it a bit more? Nvidia Shield is not the same as for example the webos YouTube or Samsung tizen version. Would that work too ?

diamant-x commented 5 months ago

@diamant-x can you define it a bit more? Nvidia Shield is not the same as for example the webos YouTube or Samsung tizen version. Would that work too ?

My test was done in a Nvidia Shield (2017) using the official Youtube application, I believe it runs native Android TV, (not google TV). Not sure if that was the information missing?

gabe565 commented 5 months ago

@diamant-x I've seen some other reports of ad-skip not working on newer devices. Unfortunately it seems like the necessary API for ad-skip isn't available on some devices, and I haven't been able to find an alternative so far.

SmartTube is a great app! I'm glad it's working for you :)