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Would you please follow the guide below?
- You will be asked some questions and requested to supply some information; please read them carefully and answer honestly.
- Put an x into all the boxes [ ] relevant to your issue (like that [x])
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Before going further
- If your problem may be a bug with youtube-dl or an invitation for brand spanking new site support, please report it here.
- Make sure you’re using the newest youtube-dl-GUI version (Click the Settings icon then close to view the present version)
- Make sure you’re using the newest youtube-dl version (Click the Settings icon then Update to update to the newest youtube-dl version)
- Make sure you searched the bug tracker for similar issues, including closed ones.
- Make sure to read the FAQs file.
- [x] I feel my problem isn’t with youtube-dl
- [x] I’ve verified, and that I assure you that I’m running youtube-dl-GUI 0.4
- [x] I assure you that I’m using the newest version of youtube-dl
- [x] Searched bug tracker
- [x] I’ve read the FAQs file
What is the aim of your issue?
- [x] Bug report
- [ ] Feature request (request for a replacement functionality)
- [ ] Question
- [ ] Other
Please remove any sections between (—) if they’re not associated with your issue.
Bug report
If the matter occurs when downloading a URL, please provide the complete verbose output as follows:
- Restart youtube-dl-GUI
- Go to Options > Extra tab
- Enable Debug youtube-dl
- Go to the Options > Advanced tab and Clear your log content
- Try to download the URL
- Would you please copy the entire log content and insert it between the “` part below
delete me and insert your log content here
What does OS one use?
Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit
List of actions to perform to breed the problem:
- Open youtube-dlg
- Open settings
- Select “update“
What is the expected behavior?
It should say “downloading latest youtube-dl. please wait…”, then after a couple of seconds, say something like “youtube-dl downloaded successfully.”.
What happens instead?
It says “downloading latest youtube-dl. please wait…”, on the other hand, after a couple of seconds, it says “youtube-dl download failed [http error 403: forbidden]”.
Feature request (request for a replacement functionality)
Would you please confirm that the requested feature isn’t already within the TODO list
- [x] I’ve verified, and that I assure you that my requested feature isn’t within the TODO list
What does OS one use?
Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit
When you attend youtube-dlg’s settings and choose “update,” it says “downloading latest youtube-dl. please wait…”; on the other hand, after a couple of seconds, it says, “youtube-dl download failed [http error 403: forbidden]”. This issue never happened before, and it always wont to download the update successfully and say “downloading latest youtube-dl. please wait…”, then after a couple of seconds, say something like “youtube-dl downloaded successfully.” with no issues. So nothing has changed with the program installation or settings. Is there how to repair that? Thanks.
User Questions:
- Youtube_dl: ERROR: YouTube said: Unable to extract video data
- Youtube-DL-GUI issues
the program wont to work perfectly before, but now every youtube video, I put a link to form an instantaneous error. All my packages are entirely up so far and have been checked for integrity, and everyone worked. I attempted reinstalling both youtube-dl and youtube-dl GUI also.
- Cannot download video, youtube-dl tried
- youtube-dl [SOLVED]
I’ve installed the youtube-dl command and tried to use it, and it seems there is a problem I didn’t catch on to; I used the “-F” choice to show the available formats for a video to download with. I changed the video link to the one among sharing and met an equivalent result.
- Reload this Page Youtube-dl’s warning while downloading a youtube video.
I would frankly expect that nobody should be seeing messages like this, which, if they’re, some engineer at YouTube would like to understand and fix it.