The "default" downloader options (rate, retries, timeout, verify) are
mapped to corresponding youtube-dl options.
downloader.ytdl.logging tells the downloader to pass youtube-dl's output
to a Logger object.
downloader.ytdl.raw-options allows to pass arbitrary options to the
YoutubeDL constructor.
In addition to 'abort' and 'exit', it is now possible to specify
'abort:N' and 'exit:N' (where N is any integer) as value for 'skip'
to abort/exit after consecutively skipping N downloads.
Enabling this option will detect videos in tweets and output them as
"unsupported" URLs, so that these can then be downloaded with youtube-dl
There are a lot of improvements to be made to the current
implementation, but it works and does what it is supposed to, even if
inefficient as can be ...
- rename "deleted" to "same-blog"
- change test for deleted original post to test if
original post owner has the same UUID (full blog name) as the one
being downloaded from
- add 'blog[uuid]' metadata to allow comparison with
'reblogged_from_uuid'
Setting 'reblogs' to "deleted" will check if the parent post of a
reblog has been deleted and download its media content if that is the
case, otherwise it will be skipped.
This is a rather costly operation (1 API request per reblogged post)
and should therefore be used with care.
http://subapics.com/ got discontinued and replaced by http://ngomik.in/.
ngomik.in is still displaying a link to the "old site" showing a big
"Account Suspended" sign.
For example "https://twitter.com/PicturesEarth/media".
They are different from normal timelines in that they do not contain
any (re)tweets from other users and feature all media the user ever
posted, including responses to other tweets.
- rename User- to TimelineExtractor
- rename 'userid' to 'user_id' to conform to the other ..._id values
- adjust archive_fmt to deal with retweets
- emulate browser behavior for API calls
All API requests now always use a public token and only switch to
a private token for pagination results if `refresh-token` is set
and less deviations than requested were returned.
Always trying with a public token first and repeating the API request
with a private token if deviations are missing doesn't quite work for
galleries and folders with less than 25 items, so its an option and
not the default.
By default FFmpeg assumes a 25 FPS input frame rate, leading to dropped
frames if the source requires a higher frame rate than that.
This commit adds a `framerate` option (default "auto"), which allows to
automatically assign a (more or less) fitting frame rate based on
delays between ugoira frames and avoids dropped frames.
Mike Fährmann