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  1. panda_zzz
    If you need a solution for Windows XP, you can try my QJS build - it's certainly not super fast, but it's lightweight and native to XP. https://postimg.cc/9D5NQkZ2 https://postimg.cc/HcVt20XF https://www.mediafire.com/file/b2yx0shb0ncfp2c/qjs.zip/file
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    I rewrote part of the functionality and replaced the automatic recommendations with manual ones that can be activated by clicking a button youtube_search.lua
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    @AstroSkipper I think I'll spend the weekend doing a thorough debugging session on Windows XP because I initially tested the extension on Windows 7. Unfortunately, I can't completely avoid using BAT files, but I'll try to optimize the process.
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    Given the issues with finding yt-dlp.exe, I've added variables for the absolute path. If USER_YTDLP_PATH is set and the file exists, it is used; otherwise, yt-dlp.exe is searched for in the VLC directory; hidecon.exe is taken from USER_HIDECON_PATH; otherwise, it is searched for next to the found yt-dlp.exe; if nothing is found - fallback to yt-dlp.exe from the PATH. As shown in the log in the screenshot, yt-dlp is taken from the specified path C:\test\yt-dlp.exe
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    My plugin works on the same principle as your script, and it requires yt-dlp.exe and hidecon.exe in the VLC folder to function. Of course, it’s possible that something has changed in newer versions of the player itself - I’m using versions 3.0.17 and 2.2.8. I haven’t quite finished working on the subtitles yet - the automatic translation into other languages isn’t working well for me, but if the video is in English, the English subtitles will be displayed - you can see this in my screenshot below. You can send me the log file, and I’ll try to help.
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    Based on your script, you can create an entire VLC plugin - for example, here's what I came up with: youtube_search.lua
  7. panda_zzz
    I made a few changes to AstroSkipper's script: Set the video format to avc1, Made some adjustments to how yt-dlp output is handled, Parsed the video title into the VLC window title, Added logging of yt-dlp errors to the VLC console, Made a few minor tweaks to how hidecon is handled Tested on VLC version 2.2.8 on Windows XP & Windows 7. If you have any comments or suggestions, I’ll try to stay in touch youtube.lua
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