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I've searched and found people talking about the "did not get any data blocks" error. Says it's something to do with Youtube's CDN not having that format and to try a different format. That's great, I'll do that. But my problem is that reaching this error kills the entire playlist download. I'm trying to download a Youtube playlist of 120 videos. It gets the first 23 fine, then hits the error on video 24. But then it doesn't continue with video 25, the whole thing just dies and no more videos are downloaded.
Workaround is to add "--playlist-start 25" to the command. But then when the error happens again on video 49, it dies again. It's really annoying having to restart the list every time this error pops up.
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Description
I've searched and found people talking about the "did not get any data blocks" error. Says it's something to do with Youtube's CDN not having that format and to try a different format. That's great, I'll do that. But my problem is that reaching this error kills the entire playlist download. I'm trying to download a Youtube playlist of 120 videos. It gets the first 23 fine, then hits the error on video 24. But then it doesn't continue with video 25, the whole thing just dies and no more videos are downloaded.
Workaround is to add "--playlist-start 25" to the command. But then when the error happens again on video 49, it dies again. It's really annoying having to restart the list every time this error pops up.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: