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It would be really useful for me to be able run the youtube-viewer with command line parameter, where I could specify the playlist file to which the record found in the interactive mode could be saved.
So for instance if I could run the app like youtube-viewer -rf saved_results.txt, where -rf <file_name> would be the file where the results would be saved, then the app would run in the interactive mode and allow saving the specified results to that file. For example: :sf 1-5 would save records 1 to 5 to that file.
There should be a way to configure a format of the saved data in the configuration file, so it could differ from what it is visible on the screen.
Why I need such feature? I would like to achieve gapless playback (I already have a script for this), but for that I need to create a list of youtube ID's. Current playlists are stored on youtube server, so they are not well suitable.
Could you add such feature in some near future release?
Kind regards,
Piotr
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It would be really useful for me to be able run the youtube-viewer with command line parameter, where I could specify the playlist file to which the record found in the interactive mode could be saved.
So for instance if I could run the app like
youtube-viewer -rf saved_results.txt
, where-rf <file_name>
would be the file where the results would be saved, then the app would run in the interactive mode and allow saving the specified results to that file. For example::sf 1-5
would save records 1 to 5 to that file.There should be a way to configure a format of the saved data in the configuration file, so it could differ from what it is visible on the screen.
Why I need such feature? I would like to achieve gapless playback (I already have a script for this), but for that I need to create a list of youtube ID's. Current playlists are stored on youtube server, so they are not well suitable.
Could you add such feature in some near future release?
Kind regards,
Piotr
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: