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[Curiositystream] Need to bypass default match filters #963
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@jmbannon Do you know how I could remove or bypass the default match filters? [ytdl-sub:yt-dlp] [download] Arrival does not pass filter (!is_live & !is_upcoming & !post_live & upload_date < 20240412), skipping .. |
@jmbannon It looks like the issue stems from 6615e1d. There is a reference to docs about download_match_filters https://github.com/jmbannon/ytdl-sub/releases/tag/2023.09.24.post1. However it appears that filter is no longer there in the docs or in the code. I tried rolling back to that release using docker but there are too many differences and it won't download my subscriptions. Can you help identify a way to override the default match filters? |
@dfein38347g it's not possible at the moment. Do you know which match-filter is tripping your video? I'd prefer ytdl-sub to not deal with live vids, but perhaps its best to let the user make that decision |
@jmbannon Unfortunately I do not. The videos have been trying to download for a few weeks. I'm assuming the curiosity stream videos are missing one or more of those categories and tripping up the filter. Is it possible to have a setting in the plugin that would remove the default filters if desired? |
@jmbannon I'm wondering if it's possible to have a setting in the plugin that would remove the default filters if desired? |
I can't download things from curiosity stream and it seems to be due to the default match filters. I tried to bypass them by calling the match filters plugin and leaving it blank, but that didn't work.
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