2023-08-25, 06:06 PM
(2023-08-24, 05:48 PM)cloud9_development Wrote: While this is pretty cool, would using tools like youtube-dl be against TOS?
Yes. I say that without taking a stance as I don't think this has a moral or ethical boundary tied to it.
One suggestion on the dependency front: consider using a tool like ytdl-sub for your back-end as it's way more robust on the metadata front and is designed to be compatible with tools like Jellyfin/Plex from the ground up. The dev is incredibly responsive and active as well.
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