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@Paladrinchef:
No, certainly not dead. Just been busy with real life. I updated it with a new version that should match more patterns. That's the only major feature change. It has some baseline code for more features that don't work yet.


Changelog
0.3 (2008-10-18)
Supports multiple filters (x/y, Part, cz, SxxEyyPzz)
Start of code for automatic updates, preferences


@livedream:
First off, thanks! I've actually gotten "Part nn" patterns semi working on my development version of the script. I need to do more testing and make sure its working. After that there's a couple of simple features I'd like to add before next release (namely a configuration menu) and one or two bug fixes I noticed. But if there is enough interest I'll strip out some code and do a release just with the new patterns (also those mentioned by bartus below).

In terms of the full screen...I haven't looked totally into it yet, but I'm pretty sure when you exit full screen it refreshes the page? But I will do some research into it -- for now the best I can say is to use a script like YousableTubeFix that allows you to expand the size of the video.

@Paladinchef:
I think I solved the problem with the infinite buffering circle. In YousableTubeFix I changed my setting from fixed quality of H.264 to "Best quality available" and that seemed to fix it for me, but this may be a specific case.

@bartus:
Thanks. Will add those patterns in the next version. If you think of any others feel free to post!

@bartus:
X/Y is the only pattern I have seen. Please give examples of others. I am tempted not to have custom search patterns since it is done through regex and it can really mess things up, but I can look into it.

The quicklist. I can have it check it but unless the name is very short (~20 characters) its not going to be able to find what part each one of them goes as. In other words I would be unable to figure out where things are in this list unless I just assume that they go in that order. But you shouldn't even have to add it to the Quick List this way, you just load up the first video and the script handles everything for you.

@Paladinchef:
The script takes whatever the "default" video (the one actually on the page) and uses that quality for all the videos. I'm not sure if that's what you're looking for?

@Paladinchef:
I've gotten the buffering circle a few times -- I'm not sure what is causing it but I'll try a few things out and see if I can work out what is causing it. I can see about adding in doing LD/HD option. Although I'm not sure why you would want to watch part 1 in HD and then the other parts in LD.

@Paladinchef:

First of all thanks!

I'd really prefer not to add something like that -- it'd make more sense for another script to do that. I can definitely try to make it compatible though -- I use YousableTubeFix to force H.264 and it seems to work OK.

First let's try a little testing: Go to "Manage User Scripts...", make sure that YouTube Stitch is "below" the other script you are running, you can do this simply by dragging and dropping, (meaning the other script will run first and YouTube Stitch should post process it and copy the options) and see if that works. If not, what script are you using to force HD? I'll take a look at it and see what's up. Also, what video are you running it on?

When you say it doesn't load the next video, do you mean that it gets to the end and just stops like a normal video (and the related video links, etc. pop up in the video window) or does it do a continuous buffer at the end (has the little loading circle in the middle of it)?

Script Update
Version 0.2 (2008-09-08)

• Fixed a few various errors
• Added the ability to configure the number of videos to buffer at once (via the source)

I'd suggest trying to keep the number to buffer >3, if you're using a script to force high quality videos you may want to decrease this to 2 though.

@bartus:
I'm not sure what you mean by the "Quick list" and "Play list" are those only available when logged in? If they're lists similar to "Related videos" and "More from this user" then they could be added w/ minimal effort.

This script does now work with YousableTubeFix (or it should...) so hopefully that'll fill some of that gap?

@bartus:
Currently it buffers all the videos at once (which is rather painful when there is >3 videos total). I'm working on getting it to allow you to choose how many one would want to buffer at once (and it'll be configurable). It will definitely be the next feature I'm adding.