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I set up ytarchive to monitor a channel for live streams, and every time a stream, let it be public or members only ends, the download stops presumably because it finished downloading, but fails to start the muxing process.
I enabled debug to see what's going on, and the only message it spams indefinitely is
DEBUG: video1: Error with fragment 11634: unexpected EOF
DEBUG: audio1: Error with fragment 11634: unexpected EOF
Video Fragments: 11634; Audio Fragments: 11634; Max Fragments: 11633; Max Sequence: 11633; Total Downloaded: 3.92GiB
Canceling and merging manually works just fine, and the final video is complete as well.
In case it's useful, I'm running ytarchive --retry-frags 0 --vp9 -t --lookalike-chars -o OUTPUT_DIR --cookies PATH_TO_COOKIES --monitor-channel CHANNEL_URL best on a raspberrypi 4 with 64bit raspbian installed
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Anyone know how to fix this or what might be causing it? I have also tried setting --retry-frags to a value other than 0, in case that's what's breaking it, but nothing
I set up ytarchive to monitor a channel for live streams, and every time a stream, let it be public or members only ends, the download stops presumably because it finished downloading, but fails to start the muxing process.
I enabled debug to see what's going on, and the only message it spams indefinitely is
Canceling and merging manually works just fine, and the final video is complete as well.
In case it's useful, I'm running
ytarchive --retry-frags 0 --vp9 -t --lookalike-chars -o OUTPUT_DIR --cookies PATH_TO_COOKIES --monitor-channel CHANNEL_URL best
on a raspberrypi 4 with 64bit raspbian installedThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: