[YouTube] Use correct order of clients to get Android streams first #841
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… adding more parameters to InnerTube requests, using the iOS client for livestreams and more
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In #780 (comment), I didn't noticed when applying the requested change, that by using a
HashMap, the order ofstreamingDataJSON objects wanted will be not respected (because in aMap, values are not ordered). This PR fixes this unwanted change, by using anArrayListinstead of aHashMap.Because we need to get at the same time the content playback nonce of a client and its corresponding
streamingDataJSON object andLists can contain only type of an element, I copied thePairclass of #810 and used it in my fix.To test the fix: get streams of a non age-restricted YouTube video (either audio or video), and check if most of streaming URLs contains
&c=ANDROID, instead of&c=WEB.