Using the Kodi Youtube addon without a google api key
odysee.com
install kodi and the kodi-addon-inputstream.adaptive addon ( which is needed for kodi youtube addon)
the google api key lets you view your youtube subscriptions and saved playlists in Kodi using the Youtube addon,
but its a pain to set up
You can use the Kodi Youtube addon without an api key and favourite channels and playlist,
you can also queue videos to be played and save them as a m3u playlist
I also cover using mpv with the no cache option as an external video player with Kodi and the Youtube addon to remove buffering
Youtube removed the video because they said it violated the tos
however there is nothing dodgy in the video
just me showing how the kodi youtube addon without creating an api key ( which is a pain )
and then how to favourite channels and playlist
basically the same as using youtube in the browser without being signed in and bookmarking channels with the browser
instead of being logged in and saving them to your subscriptions. I appealed the take down and pointed this out but they still took the video down
i back up my youtube channel to odysee because youtube started giving me strikes for 7 year old Kodi videos
the video was recorded on Freebsd with OBS with nvenc encoding,
using virtual oss to capture the desktop audio and jack with the realtime kernel to record the mic
kodi userdata directory
github.com
mpv config
github.com
m3u-kodi script to create a m3u file for kodi from a youtube url
usage
creates a m3u playlist file with the name of the youtube video in
wlr-which-key and the m3u-kodi script
github.com
kodi youtube addon
kodi playlists
m3u files
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Kodi Youtube addon without an api key, favourite channels and create m3u playlists
Using the Kodi Youtube addon without a google api key
odysee.com
install kodi and the kodi-addon-inputstream.adaptive addon ( which is needed for kodi youtube addon)
Code:
sudo pkg install kodi kodi-addon-inputstream.adaptivethe google api key lets you view your youtube subscriptions and saved playlists in Kodi using the Youtube addon,
but its a pain to set up
You can use the Kodi Youtube addon without an api key and favourite channels and playlist,
you can also queue videos to be played and save them as a m3u playlist
I also cover using mpv with the no cache option as an external video player with Kodi and the Youtube addon to remove buffering
Youtube removed the video because they said it violated the tos
however there is nothing dodgy in the video
just me showing how the kodi youtube addon without creating an api key ( which is a pain )
and then how to favourite channels and playlist
basically the same as using youtube in the browser without being signed in and bookmarking channels with the browser
instead of being logged in and saving them to your subscriptions. I appealed the take down and pointed this out but they still took the video down
i back up my youtube channel to odysee because youtube started giving me strikes for 7 year old Kodi videos
the video was recorded on Freebsd with OBS with nvenc encoding,
using virtual oss to capture the desktop audio and jack with the realtime kernel to record the mic
kodi userdata directory
freebsd-dotfiles-xps/.kodi/userdata at master · NapoleonWils0n/freebsd-dotfiles-xps
freebsd dotfiles dell xps 15 2019. Contribute to NapoleonWils0n/freebsd-dotfiles-xps development by creating an account on GitHub.
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mpv config
freebsd-dotfiles-xps/.config/mpv at master · NapoleonWils0n/freebsd-dotfiles-xps
freebsd dotfiles dell xps 15 2019. Contribute to NapoleonWils0n/freebsd-dotfiles-xps development by creating an account on GitHub.
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m3u-kodi script to create a m3u file for kodi from a youtube url
usage
Code:
m3u-kodi -i youtube-urlcreates a m3u playlist file with the name of the youtube video in
Code:
~/.kodi/userdata/playlists/video
Code:
#!/bin/sh
#===============================================================================
# youtube create a m3u playlist for kodi
#===============================================================================
# dependencies:
# yt-dlp awk
#===============================================================================
# script usage
#===============================================================================
usage () {
# if argument passed to function echo it
[ -z "${1}" ] || echo "! ${1}"
# display help
echo "\
$(basename "$0") -i input"
exit 2
}
#===============================================================================
# error messages
#===============================================================================
INVALID_OPT_ERR='Invalid option:'
REQ_ARG_ERR='requires an argument'
WRONG_ARGS_ERR='wrong number of arguments passed to script'
#===============================================================================
# check the number of arguments passed to the script
#===============================================================================
[ $# -gt 0 ] || usage "${WRONG_ARGS_ERR}"
#===============================================================================
# getopts check the options passed to the script
#===============================================================================
while getopts ':i:h' opt
do
case ${opt} in
i) input="${OPTARG}";;
h) usage;;
\?) usage "${INVALID_OPT_ERR} ${OPTARG}" 1>&2;;
:) usage "${INVALID_OPT_ERR} ${OPTARG} ${REQ_ARG_ERR}" 1>&2;;
esac
done
shift $((OPTIND-1))
#===============================================================================
# variables
#===============================================================================
video=$(yt-dlp --skip-download --print "%(id)s\%(title)s" "${input}")
title=$(echo "${video}" | awk -F'\' '{ printf("%s\n"), $2 }')
playlistdir="${HOME}/.kodi/userdata/playlists/video/"
m3u="${playlistdir}${title}.m3u"
#===============================================================================
# m3uplaylist function
#===============================================================================
m3uplaylist () {
echo "${video}" \
| awk -F'\' '{ printf("%s\n%s %s\n%s%s\n"),\
"#EXTM3U", "#EXTINF: 0,", $2, "plugin://plugin.video.youtube/play/?video_id=", $1 }' > "${m3u}"
}
#===============================================================================
# run function
#===============================================================================
m3uplaylistwlr-which-key and the m3u-kodi script
freebsd-dotfiles-xps/.config/wlr-which-key/config.yaml at master · NapoleonWils0n/freebsd-dotfiles-xps
freebsd dotfiles dell xps 15 2019. Contribute to NapoleonWils0n/freebsd-dotfiles-xps development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
kodi youtube addon
kodi playlists
m3u files