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Video cannot be retrieved - UnavailableStreamException #289
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I am also getting this error |
I was using an old version and I started getting the forbidden error, then I updated the nuget package for c# visual studio, and I started getting this same error (Error caused by Youtube.(This video is not available))), but when calling the GetVideo method: It fails for any video id, but in my case I am testing with this id: S2tZS-vNMTM Wondering if this is youtube changing something, or a just a bug on the library. @omansak any advice would be very appreciated. Stacktrace: |
Gonna cross post this ticket from another repo, they had the same issue. The fix doesn't seem to work fully for them, but there could be something useful in this discussion. Tyrrrz/YoutubeExplode#817 |
I'm getting the same problem. On multiple files, the URLs work OK when pasted directly into a browser. |
I'm getting it on all youtube URLs as well. Was working a couple days ago. My program is a .NET MAUI app. |
I tried testing the PR, but it still seems to be unable to retrieve the video. |
SharpGrabber has the same problem dotnettools/SharpGrabber#99 |
When testing the pr do you all get the same error? When i made the change i tested in the libvideo Program file. |
9/29/2024 4:39:33 PM Info Url = https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WtkjyIaJDTE |
omansak, thanks 3.2.6 works perfectly. |
In the latest version 3.2.5, it is no longer possible to retrieve videos from YouTube using GetAllVideosAsync().
An exception called UnavailableStreamException is thrown for all videos, and the message “Error caused by YouTube. (This video is not available)” is displayed.
I wonder if this is due to a change in YouTube's specifications.
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