(2013-10-14, 07:38)DLWhittet Wrote:

(2013-10-13, 23:14)Lunatixz Wrote: Found the problem for playlist limit... I think youtube changed there api around can't query more then 50 videos on playlist
Looking into ordering now...

That sucks. I guess we won't have more than 50 per channel. I'll have to change my playlists.

Thanks for your help.

::EDIT:: Looks like it's per query so you can do batch queries. I could be wrong though
https://developers.google.com/youtube/2.0/developers_guide_protocol_batch_processing

Someone else with the problem was given the answer of paginating the results (disregard the title of the post, I think he meant too low) - http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17214915/max-results-value-is-too-high-youtube-api

(2013-10-14, 08:29)Lunatixz Wrote:

(2013-10-14, 07:38)DLWhittet Wrote: That sucks. I guess we won't have more than 50 per channel. I'll have to change my playlists.

Thanks for your help.

::EDIT:: Looks like it's per query so you can do batch queries. I could be wrong though
https://developers.google.com/youtube/2.0/developers_guide_protocol_batch_processing

Someone else with the problem was given the answer of paginating the results (disregard the title of the post, I think he meant too low) - http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17214915/max-results-value-is-too-high-youtube-api

I could add this easily, thanks for the info... I don't want to hammer the api and get users banned... So if I do add this, I will reduce the limits to 50|100|250
Right now i'm trying to finalize autotune.... then I will fix youtube

Quote:For any given query, you will not be able to retrieve more than 1,000 results even if there are more than that. The API will return an error if you try to retrieve greater than 1,000 results. Thus, the API will return an error if you set the start-index query parameter to a value of 1001 or greater. It will also return an error if the sum of the start-index and max-results parameters is greater than 1,001.

(2013-10-14, 08:41)DLWhittet Wrote:

(2013-10-14, 08:29)Lunatixz Wrote:

(2013-10-14, 07:38)DLWhittet Wrote: That sucks. I guess we won't have more than 50 per channel. I'll have to change my playlists.

Thanks for your help.

::EDIT:: Looks like it's per query so you can do batch queries. I could be wrong though
https://developers.google.com/youtube/2.0/developers_guide_protocol_batch_processing

Someone else with the problem was given the answer of paginating the results (disregard the title of the post, I think he meant too low) - http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17214915/max-results-value-is-too-high-youtube-api

I could add this easily, thanks for the info... I don't want to hammer the api and get users banned... So if I do add this, I will reduce the limits to 50|100|250
Right now i'm trying to finalize autotune.... then I will fix youtube

Could you try to do it up to the limit of 1000? After 1001 it stops working they say. You could put a warning about the higher limits to cover your butt if someone does it and gets banned. From the API page -

Quote:For any given query, you will not be able to retrieve more than 1,000 results even if there are more than that. The API will return an error if you try to retrieve greater than 1,000 results. Thus, the API will return an error if you set the start-index query parameter to a value of 1001 or greater. It will also return an error if the sum of the start-index and max-results parameters is greater than 1,001.

I don't think I could ever go over 1000 items per channel but I could see myself getting to 250 easily.

(2013-10-15, 16:56)scilz Wrote: i have never had this problem and i have been using ptv/ptvl for like 3 years.

(2013-10-15, 17:54)right21 Wrote:

(2013-10-15, 16:56)scilz Wrote: i have never had this problem and i have been using ptv/ptvl for like 3 years.

Wait a minute, you want to tell me that if you open the TV schedule in ptv/l it shows the length of TV Shows without commercials? I mean instead of showing a 30 minutes for an episode of The simpsons for example, it shows the real length? (21 minutes+-)?

(2013-10-15, 18:13)Lunatixz Wrote:

(2013-10-15, 17:54)right21 Wrote:

(2013-10-15, 16:56)scilz Wrote: i have never had this problem and i have been using ptv/ptvl for like 3 years.

Wait a minute, you want to tell me that if you open the TV schedule in ptv/l it shows the length of TV Shows without commercials? I mean instead of showing a 30 minutes for an episode of The simpsons for example, it shows the real length? (21 minutes+-)?

If your media is encoding/scraped properly in XBMC, PTV/PTVL will use that data... So if you have a 21 minute episode, it will fill a 21 minute time slot.

The EPG runs in 30/180 minute increments... so since 21 - 30 = -9 the EPG will not show a major difference between a show running at 30mins and a show running 21mins but there is a rendered difference...

If you don't see a difference then your media is not properly encoded/scraped since how would PTV know your show with commercials runs 30mins? yet you have a file with a runtime of 21min? it needs to read that data from somewhere, right!! either from the files encoded data or xbmc's scraped database or nfo file...