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TL;DR Is there a way to see ffmpeg output when youtube-dl uses it as downloader?
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It was available for some time (e.g. in release 2021.04.07 for pornhub-m3u8 videos and then logic was changed and output was hidden by this commit. The example of such an output might be found here).
It shows useful warnings/errors (like "HTTP error 429 Too Many Requests" and "HTTP error 403 Forbidden", etc.) which might be ignored by youtube-dl itself. Youtube-dl might show successful download when some peaces of video are actually not downloaded. I'd like to get at least ffmpeg logs to avoid such situations.
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If that's too much, try --external-downloader-args '-v 32', or 24 or 16 instead of 32 for still less (Windows: '' -> "").
If that's not enough, try --external-downloader-args '-v 48'.
Only the ffmpeg authors can explain why their program that does a lot of multiplication elsewhere was unable to turn numbers like 1, 2, 3, 4, ... into 8, 16, 24, 32, ... (though there are text alternatives).
I investigated a little more. It looks like last version of youtube-dl with --verbose flag actually shows HTTP-errors if they lead to fragment fail and hide them if e.g. 6 out of 10 attempts are failed.
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TL;DR Is there a way to see ffmpeg output when youtube-dl uses it as downloader?
Longer:
It was available for some time (e.g. in release 2021.04.07 for pornhub-m3u8 videos and then logic was changed and output was hidden by this commit. The example of such an output might be found here).
It shows useful warnings/errors (like "HTTP error 429 Too Many Requests" and "HTTP error 403 Forbidden", etc.) which might be ignored by youtube-dl itself. Youtube-dl might show successful download when some peaces of video are actually not downloaded. I'd like to get at least ffmpeg logs to avoid such situations.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: