Notices

Try calling the plugin from the terminal:

With no arguments provided, the plugin should fetch the first 20 videos stored in the tracker DB.

The reason for having only one list of search options is due to changes in the plugin API and to enable additional options without having to worry about filtering them depending on what type of resource you're searching for (some sort orders are only available for certain resource types). The actual search behaviour should be unchanged from the previous version.

If you provide the protocol (http(s|)) when entering the URL, you should be able to retrieve the video directly, instead of relying on it appearing in the search results. The YouTube API is basically broken and appears to be Google's attempt at trolling third-party developers. Prior to switching to version 3, I was hoping they might have simply fixed the issues with version 2, but instead they have removed useful features (latest subscription videos), and made it necessary to make multiple requests in order to retrieve the same data that was previously retrieved with a single request (e.g. no duration returned in video searches).

For anyone that may be interested in writing a plugin, I have provided a first attempt at documentation at https://github.com/marxoft/cutetube2...master/plugins.

Also no videos shown , maybe its a bug in cuteTube2 , why u not adding a default track for video like cutetube1 ??

When i search in Russian i got something like this
Is it just me?

Characters are displayed as they should to me, but the search results do not match what I've searched for, just gives random Russian videos it seems

Also with Arabic. It seems that it is related to eastern languages. The search in Arabic previously was ending with (no videos found) but after the last update it shows videos not related to the required search and the results are in that kind of letters. However it is a great work. Thanks.

Same for Russian (no videos found before the update)

Hi,

I manually copied ffmpeg 2.2.1 from the QtAV project at
http://sourceforge.net/projects/qtav.../FFmpeg/Maemo/ on my N9 to convert a youtube mp4 download to an audio file. CuteTube2 seems to detect the ffmpeg binary as I can toggle the button in the program. Unfortunately there's no conversion happened.
When I try to do it from the command line I get the error message "Unable to find suitable output format".
So maybe the ffmpeg I use is broken or was not properly configured
for compiling.
Has anyone a working ffmpeg .deb package for the N9?

Thanks
M.

When I press 'dislike' button (thumbs down) it highlights 'like' button instead, shows that video added to liked videos list and adds +1 to the number of likes. Though it actually counts as dislike, you have to restart cutetube to see the difference.