Doesnt work
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doesn't work at all.
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Sorry ,I didn't come to this site,because I was very busy. Try new version v0.11.5. |
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The new version (updated 5 hours ago) still doesn't work for me, at least on the watch page, but if you add "&asv=2" to the end of the URL, it works. Any way you can add that code? This is my favorite download script for YouTube and I've been missing being able to use it since July 24. |
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I tried new version on some watch pages. It worked and it works now. doesn't it work on all watch pages?
Sorry,I can't add "&asv=2" now, because I don't understand this parameter.
If you need this parameter soon,please edit my script on your PC, function buildURL(line 1153-1186). |
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ti-AVw2mVac is an example. Basically, the script gives me an HTTP server error for every youtube page (not just the watch page) unless I add an "&asv=" parameter in the end. I don't understand the parameter myself, I just noticed that all the other scripts that have been updated to work with the new Youtube code add that line. I've tried several scripts and they all work and they all have "&asv=" or "&asv=2" in the URL. For example, your link for the mp4 looks like this: http://www.youtube.com/get_video?video_id=ti-AV... The link for a script that works looks like this: http://www.youtube.com/get_video?video_id=ti-AV... The codes are actually a little different, but as long as I add that "&asv=2"to the end of your URL, it also works. I'd edit the script myself, but I'm not so familiar with what exactly to add. Is it just the following? I don't really code myself, so I'd appreciate any help. Of if you can figure out what's making it not work overall, I'd appreciate it. Thanks! |
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I thought that my script did not display download buttons.
I'll update my script as soon as possible.
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It's working nicely now. Thank you so much for the update! :) |

