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PATCH for the bandwith/trottling issue since 2 weeks #30109
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Also, the work-around doesn't appear to work. With this patch, the download starts at the limited rate (10k) and after 10s recovers to the throttled rate. So the intended bypass actually makes the download slower.
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as per #29965 use yt-dlp which this issue has been fixed on for a while.. |
Finally, duplicate of #29326 and see also #30097 (comment) |
just use |
Amazing! Thanks! If somebody needs details of implementation: https://code.videolan.org/videolan/vlc/-/issues/26174#note_286445 |
Fixes ytdl-org#29326, closes ytdl-org#29790, closes ytdl-org#30004, closes ytdl-org#30024, closes ytdl-org#30052, closes ytdl-org#30088, closes ytdl-org#30097, closes ytdl-org#30102, closes ytdl-org#30109, closes ytdl-org#30119, closes ytdl-org#30125, closes ytdl-org#30128, closes ytdl-org#30162, closes ytdl-org#30173, closes ytdl-org#30186, closes ytdl-org#30192, closes ytdl-org#30221, closes ytdl-org#30239, closes ytdl-org#30539, closes ytdl-org#30552.
Could you make a new switch to control the bandwith (like -r) but only for the first seconds?
YouTube now checks the speed in the first seconds and is reducing the bandwith.
With this algorithm YT detects if you're watching a video or downloading it.
i.E. --limit-start-bandwith 50K --r 10M
This would reduce the bandwith in the first 10 seconds, YT detects that you're watching the stream.
After that you go up to 10Megs and get full speed.
Regards,
Kev
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