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With stream quality exclusion, allow for fall-back on source if best fails. #204

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Earnestly opened this issue Nov 1, 2013 · 2 comments

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@Earnestly
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I make great use of --stream-sorting-excludes '>high,>mobile_high,>720p' but some streams, for example on twitch.tv, lack any quality levels whatsoever and only offer source and mobile_source.

Is there a way to make livestreamer try to not use anything higher than high or 720p while still being able to fall-back on source if nothing else exists?

E.g. livestreamer --stream-sorting-excludes '>high' best,source

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chrippa commented Nov 1, 2013

This sounds like a good idea and I will probably add it.

In the mean time I think --twitch-legacy-names might help a bit. At least when the source stream is not higher quality than what you exclude.

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Wonderful, thanks for the hint about -twitch-legacy-names as well, that seems to work quite well with >720p,>720p+

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