Someone else needs to reimplement it, in Rust cause that's what all of you want .
Then never include a test case with music videos. I was using it to download public domain videos, if certain video producers want specific drm then that's fine.
Then never include a test case with music videos. I was using it to download public domain videos, if certain video producers want specific drm then that's fine.
The far bigger part of the job would be rewriting all 800 custom extractors, then perpetually maintaining them against constant, silent, often adversarial breaking changes in each one.
Using Rust instead of Python would cut the very fat long tail of contributions that makes most of this viable, and would doom this project more than most.
My point was someone needs to basically rebuild the tool as a completely seperate repo. Breaking DRM is a really bad idea
That's a funny way to spell "a moral imperative."