Nice, thanks. Would it be possible (for those running the executable version) to have an option within the "browser" to change the yt-* downloader, aka a preference pane within the port 6283 "web server" ? Will have a play generally with the command line version later too.
Nice, thanks. Would it be possible (for those running the executable version) to have an option within the "browser" to change the yt-* downloader, aka a preference pane within the port 6283 "web server" ? Will have a play generally with the command line version later too.
Will give it a whirl later today or tomorrow. Appreciate your efforts and
the personal "heads up!"-
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Basic configurability is in release 0.03
Nice, thanks. Would it be possible (for those running the executable version) to have an option within the "browser" to change the yt-* downloader, aka a preference pane within the port 6283 "web server" ? Will have a play generally with the command line version later too.
Agreed @DarrenPIngram , I created issue #7 for that :-)
Hi @DarrenPIngram, the just released v0.5.0 should fully support your needs now.
Will give it a whirl later today or tomorrow. Appreciate your efforts and
the personal "heads up!"-
On Fri, 1 Oct 2021 at 03:47, Justin Hawkins @.***>
wrote: