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local API: Support multiple audio tracks #3563
local API: Support multiple audio tracks #3563
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Please move the audio switch icon to the left of the caption. The icons in the player a grouped a bit. On the right side there is everything related to the window so fullscreen, fullwindow, theater and pip (dont look at the qualities one thats an exception -.- ). So it makes sense to move it beside the captions
Co-authored-by: PikachuEXE <[email protected]>
Some questions: When u change format it will reset to original language why is that? I mean if i set my video to hindi and for some reason i want to switch to audio now i have to switch it to hindi again. VirtualBoxVM_xrMZvlCaro.mp4Why is the sorting on our side different then YT? firefox_NRCigLKEDY.mp4 |
The current format switching implementation completely destroys the player and recreates it with the new formats, this makes it a lot easier to have things like the default quality selection working and using the right quality selector (the DASH formats use a different one than the audio and legacy ones, as switching qualities with DASH works completely differently in video.js than it does with single file formats). However that means that we have to explicitly back up the settings we want to copy over from the previous player and restore them on the new player instance. Currently the only player information we backup and reapply for format switches, is the playback position. The volume and muted state get carried over because they are stored in the current window so that they are the same across videos. The subtitle settings e.g. font size, also get reapplied as they are stored with the other app settings in the settings database). |
As for the ordering, we don't do any sorting, we just use them in the order they are in the response from YouTube. Don't think it really matters, as YouTube's sorting doesn't seem to make sense either (it's not alphabetically or anything like that). |
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LGTM
Got this when
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Isnt that the same as #3532 |
Yes, that's an issue that existed before this PR. |
When will this feature be actually in the app? |
@Ein-Tim it already is, if you switch to the nightly builds, you can use it. |
Interesting case: With this video https://youtu.be/S4L_0CDsd1I which definitely also has an English audio track, I only get the French track whilst using a French invidious mirror. |
@hboetes As mentioned in the pull request title and description they are only supported on the local API, Invidious doesn't give us enough information yet. |
You just said you are using a french Invidious mirror though? |
I was, but that's because whenever I clear the invidious mirror, after the next time FT starts up another invidious mirror is used. Is it even possible to disable invidious? |
When the local API is set to preferred Invidious is only used if something goes wrong with the local API and "Revert to non-preferred backend on failure" is turned on. You are presumably using 0.18.0 which was released in November 2022, this pull request was merged in May this year. |
Nope, downloaded a nightly yesterday.
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local API: Support multiple audio tracks
Pull Request Type
Related issue
closes #2419
iv-org/invidious#3620 (WIP Invidious PR to support multiple audio tracks)
LuanRT/YouTube.js#308, LuanRT/YouTube.js#338, LuanRT/YouTube.js#366, LuanRT/YouTube.js#402 (relevant YouTube.js PRs)
Description
Support for audio track switching is finally here 🥳!
Disclaimer: local API only 🙈
The DASH side of things is handled by videojs-http-streaming, through the information in the DASH manifest (related YouTube.js PRs linked above, if you are interested in what I did over there). As we handle the audio formats, we also need to handle the multiple audio tracks ourselves, so that's what the majority of the code in this pull request is for, as the legacy formats don't have multiple audio tracks, we don't have to do anything about them.
Unfortunately we can't support them for Invidious yet, as Invidious doesn't support them itself yet, however they do have a work in progress pull request to add support (linked above). This pull request is written in a way to keep the Invidious stuff unaffected by the changes.
Screenshots
Audio formats:
DASH formats:
Testing
For the local API test that it works and for Invidious check that the behaviour is still the same as it was before.
Test both DASH and audio formats to check that it works and the legacy ones to check that they didn't break.
same language, with original, dubbed and audio descriptions:
https://youtu.be/Kn56bMZ9OE8
mutliple languages:
https://youtu.be/WTOm65IZneg
normal video:
https://youtu.be/Xzhp1HTt43M
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