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I am subscribed to several youtube channels using miniflux. Every time a channel posts a video, I use the Telegram integration to post an announcement to a Telegram channel, which is then seen by a bot that downloads the video for me.
Video premieres break this: they are videos that appear in the feed but they are "restricted", as if they were set to private, until a future date. The video download bot tries to download the video and it fails.
I was thinking of ways of fixing this. As you can see for each video there is a field, media:statistics, that holds the current amount of views. Video premieres that aren't live yet have 0 views until they go live.
Maybe I've misunderstood the purpose of the system, but would it be possible to use feed block rules to ignore videos in feeds until they have at least 1 view?
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I am subscribed to several youtube channels using miniflux. Every time a channel posts a video, I use the Telegram integration to post an announcement to a Telegram channel, which is then seen by a bot that downloads the video for me.
Video premieres break this: they are videos that appear in the feed but they are "restricted", as if they were set to private, until a future date. The video download bot tries to download the video and it fails.
Example of a youtube feed: https://www.youtube.com/feeds/videos.xml?channel_id=UCsymp0d5OdcAsFFlm3KA_Bg
I was thinking of ways of fixing this. As you can see for each video there is a field, media:statistics, that holds the current amount of views. Video premieres that aren't live yet have 0 views until they go live.
Maybe I've misunderstood the purpose of the system, but would it be possible to use feed block rules to ignore videos in feeds until they have at least 1 view?
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