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I am wondering how to handle YouTubes rate limitation. Given I have an API key for YouTube, how can I authorize the yt-dlp requests? I couldn't find any documentation or example regarding that issue.
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While yt-dlp does have support to authorise requests with arguments such as --cookies, -u / --username, -p / --password, and others, songbird does not provide a way to use these arguments, as the ones used are hard coded.
For now, you can use an IPv6 block tunnel such as HE TunnelBroker with some clever routing and a proxy to send every YouTube request through that IPv6 block. The website explains how to set up the tunnel in many different systems; just make sure to use the /48 block rather than the /64 one.
I am wondering how to handle YouTubes rate limitation. Given I have an API key for YouTube, how can I authorize the yt-dlp requests? I couldn't find any documentation or example regarding that issue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: