>>20118708It does with the base version of youtube-dl I have
>>20118656 but not right away after the video 'archive' is available. Its weird.
If I use 301 in the example golden pot stream video, but set timestamps to only snag $start point and an $endpoint set 1 min later, I get a clip 1 min long, but from 8+ hours in. The length section is respected, but not the starting point.
If I use 299+140 in the example golden pot stream video, but set timestamps to only snag $start point and an $endpoint set 1 min later, I get a clip starting about 8+ hours in, but 3.6GB ish and going till the end of the video.
Neither is what I actually want
Now, if I feed this arguement, from her JK stream awhile back.
[code:lit]youtube-dl --external-downloader ffmpeg --external-downloader-args "-ss 00:24:00.00 -to 00:28:20.00" -f 299+140 "
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=heCzt7vCc04";[/code:lit]
which is a clip portion I wanted, with the correct start and end points and some buffer for finding a starting frame or whatever.
I hope I am sort of making sense, my jank works... but not right away.
