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I am trying to replicate the following use: /home/kreyren/.guix-profile/bin/torsocks /home/kreyren/.guix-profile/bin/mpv --ytdl-format="bestvideo[height=?720][fps<=?30][vcodec!=?vp9]+bestaudio/best" youtube-video-here With the intention to watch youtube videos on a reasonable bitrate through mpv that uses tor due to ffmpeg
.. torsocks has to be used, but: Does not launch the video and i dunno how to diagnose it -> help? Proposed Solution: Manage the FFMPEG issue through implementing a way to use torsocks? |
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Hi @Kreyren FreeTube calls the external executable directly without going through a shell, so quoting and escaping is not necessary and will instead result in the quotes and backslashes being passed into torsocks as part of the arguments. You also need to make it clear to FreeTube that With those changes, the contents of the custom external player arguments box should look like this: Hope this helps. |
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@Kreyren did the answer solve your issue? |
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Hi @Kreyren
FreeTube calls the external executable directly without going through a shell, so quoting and escaping is not necessary and will instead result in the quotes and backslashes being passed into torsocks as part of the arguments. You also need to make it clear to FreeTube that
/home/kreyren/.guix-profile/bin/mpvand--ytdl-format=bestvideo[height=?720][fps<=?30][vcodec!=?vp9]+bestaudio/bestare two separate arguments, so that FreeTube knows to pass them to torsocks as two separate arguments, instead of one long one. You can do that by separating them with a;(click or hover on the question mark near the arguments box for that information).With those changes, the contents of the…