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[For Android 6 Users] How to make YTDLnis usable #639
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Doesn't work on Android 6.0, at least on armeabi-v7. yt-dlp won't even launch after the fresh install of YTDLnis.
There should be at least a working copy of yt-dlp to be able to update self but there isn't any. @deniscerri Why can't you just release an 1.7.9.3 which has the last Python38-compatible and working yt-dlp bundled in or can download [email protected]? Would be much more simple for everyone. |
Yes, Please. |
that's not yt-dlp launch issue rather that is cryptodomex launch issue because of old android version such as android 6.x |
As @error-reporting said this has nothing to do with yt-dlp but other support libraries not working. This is a known error on some android 6 devices since it doesnt support cryptodome. |
@deniscerri Is there an older version of cryptodome that would be functional on these devices? |
There was a period where there was no cryptodome but that was a long time ago and the old versions of the library are not really accessible to fetch. |
Since 1.8.0, Android 6 support has been dropped. This is due to yt-dlp dropping support for python version 3.8 which is the last python version android 6 can handle. Still yt-dlp can be usable for the time being even though it dropped support, so android 6 users can follow this guide to keep YTDLnis usable on their phones:
yt-dlp -U
. This will use yt-dlp's built in updater and not the one from youtubedl-android. yt-dlp uses a lock file format to prevent updating past an incompatible python version.Now you should have ytdlnis v1.7.9.2 with yt-dlp 2024.10.22 installed
Long term, youtubedl-android should probably be updated to either just use the built-in yt-dlp updater or support the lock file format yt-dlp uses.
Originally posted by @seproDev in #633 (comment)
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