Open JohnnyVim opened 3 years ago
Thanks for reporting the issue. I will have to look into this.
A quick workaround would be to save the playlist locally:
youtube-viewer --save-playlist <PLAYLIST_ID>
and then list the saved playlist with:
youtube-viewer -lp <PLAYLIST_ID>
which works OK with the options :beg
, :end
and :page=i
.
The same happen when you use --page
parameter > 1 with the -uv <channel_id>
.
I see the --save-playlist is not working at the moment (#405). Here is how I found the workaround. I use Suckless simple terminal, which has the possibility to capture all what is visible on the terminal, so I opened it like this:
st -o playlist.txt
Then inside that terminal I open the youtube-viewer
like this:
youtube-viewer --no-use-colors --custom-layout=' *TIME* | *ID* | *PUBLISHED* | *TITLE*' -uv=UC_aEa8K-EOJ3D6gOs7HcyNg
then I pressed enter as long there was no more new records. Afterwards I closed the terminal and edited out the weeds. The list I use to play the videos using my supporting scripts.
Hope this helps in the time being. :)
Regards, Zaxon
Hi, I am currently struggling with opening a playlist at a certain page of results.
Opening the playlist without
--page
and entering:n
3 times still works. However, when open, directly jumping to a page via:page=4
or:end
also fails:As you can see from the output of the
:end
command, the playlist has 34 pages, so the page 4 I am trying to access is certainly in range. I tried other playlists as well, all leading to the same error. Additionally, I tried doing the same with pipe-viewer. This did not error but opened the results at page 1 when setting--page=4
which is obviously also not what I wanted.Is this intended to work the way I am trying to use it? Is there anything else I should provide?
I am running Void (Linux). yv is up-to-date: