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YT URL time argument not passed in Discord #3851
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That feature works for me. Could you install the app "Intent Intercept" from F-Droid, click on the link that doesn't work, open it with "Intercept the Intent", click the copy button at the top, and post that text here? |
Okay, this is 100% discord side issue. Closing it here. It doesn't work when I try loading the video from the big preview (seen on pic 1 in my original post). But DOES WORK when I click on the URL. Sorry for wasting your time. |
Does this issue happen in the official YouTube as well? If not, could you still please do the Intent Intercept steps? It might be possible that Discord uses another format for passing the time that isn't yet recognized by NewPipe. |
@kubo6472 does that intent work or not? |
Clicking on the preview in discord app (shown on pic 1 in the original post) does not start the video on the desired timestamp specified by the argument.
Von meinem Samsung Galaxy Smartphone gesendet.
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The second one, titled "clicking on the preview"
Von meinem Samsung Galaxy Smartphone gesendet.
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Apparently GitHub messes up your e-mail's formatting. Anyway the issue is that embeds use start= instead of t=, which NewPipe doesn't know. I'll fix this issue later today. |
Version
-0.19.5
Steps to reproduce the bug
Expected behavior
The video is supposed to start playing on the time in the "?t=" or "&t=" in seconds.
Actual behaviour
The video starts playing from the beginning no matter what time is passed.
Screenshots/Screen recordings
This is a discord app issue.
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