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rename youtube-dl partial file when it contains % or $ characters #838
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Hi, thanks for looking into this. I just checked out this branch and ran
The client outputs the following error to the console for the episode: Looks like it's missing the |
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Can you change to the 720p MP4 format and see if it works? It might still be using the system installed extension. But if the MP4 works, it could be related to #796. |
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I just noticed the error shows it is using the fixed extension, but testing the MP4 format will determine if #796 is breaking this. |
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Just tested with 720p mp4 and, yes, it worked as it should, thanks! 👍 |
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Updated patch works with webm or mp4. |
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I can confirm that the new version works when I have a webm format chosen. The resulting file has a .mp4 extension, rather than .webm, but can be played normally so I don't know if that's intended. However, it seems to now not work for some mp4 formats, eg: In this case, the actual source file ends with just |
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New patch fixes it. The mp4 extension on webm files is related to #796, download a file as webm that doesn't contain $ or %, and it will have the mp4 extension. |
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Confirmed! With the latest commit all the test cases I ran through downloaded and renamed successfully. 👍 |
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Merged, thanks! |
Fixes #837