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Error : Video 'xx_XXXxXxxX' is unplayable. Reason: 'Please sign in' #868

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DotNet-Fan opened this issue Feb 1, 2025 · 10 comments · Fixed by #870
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Error : Video 'xx_XXXxXxxX' is unplayable. Reason: 'Please sign in' #868

DotNet-Fan opened this issue Feb 1, 2025 · 10 comments · Fixed by #870

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@DotNet-Fan
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6.5.2

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.NET/Windows 11

Steps to reproduce

The below call throws the error again - Video 'xx_XXXxXxxX' is unplayable. Reason: 'Please sign in'

YouTube.Videos.Streams.GetManifestAsync(url)

Details

This issue started coming back again today.
This is similiar to this issue and it got fixed in version 6.5.2 a week back

#794

I guess the Google BOT back again with some more blocking strategies.

With httpclient auth cookies , httpclient wihtout auth cookies , no httpclient - All gives the same error

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@Ales315
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Ales315 commented Feb 1, 2025

In this PR from TeamNewPipe TeamNewPipe/NewPipeExtractor#1272 they have found another workaround extracting visitor data from the service itself instead of generating it locally.

@jacekjarvis
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i have the same exact issue...

@pauljoda
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pauljoda commented Feb 2, 2025

Adding that this is replicated in a Linux container, though this is likely affecting everyone

@TXG0Fk3
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TXG0Fk3 commented Feb 2, 2025

Same issue here

@Ales315
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Ales315 commented Feb 2, 2025

Good news I was able to parse the json and get the visitor data, all tests are successful 😀
I'll clean the code a bit and open the PR when it's ready.

@Tyrrrz
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Tyrrrz commented Feb 3, 2025

@Ales315 sounds great! Looking forward to that PR :)

@tcfialho
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tcfialho commented Feb 3, 2025

Same issue here.

@mattiamarilli
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I’m still experiencing the same issue after updating the package to the latest version. Has anyone else tried it?

@pauljoda
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pauljoda commented Feb 5, 2025

The fix is working for me

@nlabierto
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I’m still experiencing the same issue after updating the package to the latest version. Has anyone else tried it?

works on 6.5.3 version

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