UPDATE – 23/3/22
Version 1.20 had a major bug making it impossible to use with YT-DLP. I have therefore deleted the two assets. It's best to stay with v1.19 until I release version 1.21 later this week.
Version 1.20 has some new features, some better behaviours and bug fixes. Alas, there are still some bugs which are proving difficult to squash.
- New option to add timestamps to response log files using the ets tool.
- New option to include custom youtube-dl/YT-DLP settings.
- Fixed a bug in which an Alert during components install might not automatically close.
- Fixed a bug in which users on macOS 10.14 and earlier switching to YT-DLP would get youtube-dl installed instead.
- MacYTDL should not quit if checking for MacYTDL updates while offline.
- “Keep original video and/or subtitles file” is now available in all post-processing cases. Previously it was only available if user specified a remux or required a subtitles conversion.
- The Service should behave more elegantly if a web browser is active but with no window open.
- The Service should show the MacYTDL logo in its warning dialogs.
- An alert is displayed reminding the user to wait when download of a playlist has being requested.
- The Monitor no longer closes if the “Logs” button is clicked.
- Text shown in the Monitor has been reduced – previously advice Monitor showed was obvious.
- The Monitor shows a “Logs” button for live stream downloads.
- Clicking on the “Play” button after stopping a live stream recording should work.
- Monitor no longer shows a warning dialog if the “Stop” button is clicked after a download has been completed.
- Recording SBS live streams should be more reliable.
- Playlists are no longer checked for live stream status – by definition a playlist should not contain a live stream as that would prevent later playlist items from being played. This should speed up playlist processing somewhat.