For listen to audio only there's the -a option, which temporarily disables the video. But I want to use this software to listen to music, primarily. So I have set show_video as false. I realized that there is no option to temporarily enable the video player. I tried with -w, but this only seems to externalize the player.
I am a very new user here and this project has a large trajectory, so this is probably just me missing something out that just ins't so obvious (if it already exists, maybe you should consider adding it to h tips.
Issue / Suggestion
I think that a -v option would be great to temporarily allow the video and show it in the external player.
Your Environment
I don't have the commands mpsyt nor mps-youtube. I installed yewtube from AUR since I'm using Arch Linux and I'm more used to upgrade my packages using pacman/yay than using pip or git. This said, yt --version outputted this:
For listen to audio only there's the
-a
option, which temporarily disables the video. But I want to use this software to listen to music, primarily. So I haveset show_video
asfalse
. I realized that there is no option to temporarily enable the video player. I tried with-w
, but this only seems to externalize the player.I am a very new user here and this project has a large trajectory, so this is probably just me missing something out that just ins't so obvious (if it already exists, maybe you should consider adding it to
h tips
.Issue / Suggestion
I think that a
-v
option would be great to temporarily allow the video and show it in the external player.Your Environment
I don't have the commands
mpsyt
normps-youtube
. I installed yewtube from AUR since I'm using Arch Linux and I'm more used to upgrade my packages using pacman/yay than using pip or git. This said,yt --version
outputted this: