Hi everyone !
First thank you for your great job !
I think found an issue in the player behaviour because I just cain't select quality playing YT videos.
When the video is stopped (at the beginning) I can just select the speed. The quality doesn't appear.
Then, when the video is played, the qulity setting appear but choosing an other one doesn't change anything.
Tested on Chrome & Firefox browsers.
Thanks for fixing it.
Regards,
vYk
This is a limitation of the YouTube API. Feel free to raise a bug over there. I’ve tried and failed. They only make the quality levels available via API after playback has begun. Also when you “request” a quality level change via the API, you may not even get it. I’m thinking about removing the quality support for YouTube completely to be honest, given it’s uselessness.
Sam
On 4 Aug 2018, at 10:37 pm, d@vYk notifications@github.com wrote:
Hi everyone !
First thank you for your great job !
I think found an issue in the player behaviour because I just cain't select quality playing YT videos.
When the video is stopped (at the beginning) I can just select the speed. The quality doesn't appear.
Then, when the video is played, the qulity setting appear but choosing an other one doesn't change anything.Tested on Chrome & Firefox browsers.
Thanks for fixing it.
Regards,
vYk
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This is a known problem with no real solution in sight as YouTube ignores it, see https://github.com/sampotts/plyr/issues/965
It's a shame that YT doesn't do anything. Thanks for replying !
vYk
I’m thinking about removing the quality support for YouTube completely to be honest, given it’s uselessness.
+1 on this since the code is not serving any function now, and the UI just confuses users that they have options.
Would probably be a good idea to follow that by documenting provider support for various features, like captions and quality selection in the docs and FAQ, then close the related issues (#851, #965, #1110 and this issue).
Would probably be a good idea to follow that by documenting provider support for various features, like captions and quality selection in the docs and FAQ
Good idea! I'll create a matrix in the docs and wiki
We've decided to remove support for YouTube quality control as the API was becoming less and less useful to the point where it didn't work 99% of the time. I'll write some documentation on this shortly.