18:49:14 I want to archive a controversial youtubers entire channel but some of there videos dont show up in there channel, but are not deleted. Some kind of shadow video ban? 18:49:24 Unlisted? 18:50:08 A video uploader can set videos as unlisted, meaning they're not deleted but they can only be accessed with a link, or if it's in a playlist 18:50:34 No, thay arwnt unlisted, i can find some of them by searching 18:52:37 Frogging101: heres an example of a video I found by searching but doesn't show up on there channel page https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCCHR8PK5g4 18:54:50 I don't really have an google account but thought about makeing one to get accsess to the youtube api, I think it might help? 18:59:10 Maddie: YouTube recently (early December?) split up the video list into separate tabs. That video is listed on https://www.youtube.com/@LarsAndersenFrihed/streams because it was a live stream. 19:35:18 :O? 19:37:08 Sorry for late response but :O... But I'm still pretty sure I've seen another video that I can't find anyware, that wasn't a live stream; Do you know if youtube-dl checks the live streams tab or if I have to do something extra to make sure those too get downloaded? 19:38:38 I haven't seen any videos that appear on none of the three tabs, so if you have an example, I'd like to know. 19:38:53 No idea about youtube-dl, but yt-dlp supports it if you give it the channel URL (*not* a tab URL). 19:40:15 Perhaps I'll switch to dlp; what do you mean by three tabs? Only know about 2 now. 19:40:25 Videos, streams, and live 19:40:31 Oh. 19:40:35 Er, shorts, not streams. 19:43:14 Is there ANY reason to use youtube-dl instead of yt-dlp? Could I just switch all my scripts over to it? Also thank you so much for the page you sent, now I have more of the videos. 19:53:10 the former is utterly unmaintained 20:31:12 Wow, yt-dlp feels much faster. 22:22:14 hexa-: youtube-dl is now under new management and being maintained again, with the raison d'etre of targeting old-ass python versions (and not making any breaking interface changes) 22:22:55 but yeah, in general people are working on & should be using yt-dlp 22:23:24 yikes 22:23:48 yt-dlp gained attraction when it fixed a bug that made downloads from youtube fast again 22:26:55 "For people concerned that Python 2 is a couple of years beyond EOL, one case that I support could survive until 2038, or the end of DVB-T2 broadcasting if that comes sooner. That's the timescale of deployed embedded applications" :) 22:27:11 silly 22:28:41 quixotic, but i figure it's not hurting anybody 22:31:36 people who assume using python2 is safe maybe? 22:32:24 that failure is upstream