Refreshing of Subscription feed

[ghost]

Small issues, is there a way to quickly check if a channel has uploaded and if so, be it updated in the subscription feed, the reason being, the cmd prompt running bat file slowly checks each channel if they have uploaded a video, as sometimes it has been really wonky, like a video which was uploaded 40 or so hours ago was now made available in feed, i know it is not easy, but something like how in newpipe, if we hard reload, all channels are checked, and within 20-30 seconds, it refreshes the feed, i am open to running code in cmd prompt if necessary And please make so that pressing spacebar while playing the video doesn't scroll down the page and only pause it, because i am just way too much used to pausing video by spacebar

[user234683]

You can click the check buttons on individual channels or click the check all button to check all channels. After clicking those buttons, the command prompt will print out which channels are being checked and when it's done you can refresh the page to see the new videos.

The reason it checks channels slowly by default is to cut down on the number of requests, since it is common for people to have hundreds of subscriptions. It checks channels at 10x the avergae rate which the channel uploads videos. So, for example, if a channel uploads once every 10 weeks, it will only check the channel once a week, which means it could potentially be up to week until a new video is noticed.

If you have a group of channels (e.g. 20 chanenls) you want to check immediately, but don't want to wait for all the others (e.g. 200 others) to be checked, you can assign them to a tag, and the subscription page will allow you to check all channels associated with that tag only.

[user234683]

Also if you want to play/pause the video, you can press k. I recommend opening a separate issue for the spacebar hotkey. I don't have time to implement it at the moment but zrose might be interested in it

[ghost]

You can click the check buttons on individual channels or click the check all button to check all channels. After clicking those buttons, the command prompt will print out which channels are being checked and when it's done you can refresh the page to see the new videos. The reason it checks channels slowly by default is to cut down on the number of requests, since it is common for people to have hundreds of subscriptions. It checks channels at 10x the average rate which the channel uploads videos. So, for example, if a channel uploads once every 10 weeks, it will only check the channel once a week, which means it could potentially be up to week until a new video is noticed. If you have a group of channels (e.g. 20 channels) you want to check immediately, but don't want to wait for all the others (e.g. 200 others) to be checked, you can assign them to a tag, and the subscription page will allow you to check all channels associated with that tag only.

Really thankful to you sir, you always reply so quickly, i knew about check all, but it was a little bit inconvenient, i was asking for any possible code bit so that i can make a bat file out of it(learnt recently about how to make a bat file ), i but i kinda found a work around(not elegant), Thanks again sir