Issue with Youtube plug-in

ntoskrnl wrote:
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> Okay, let's see how long plugin v1.13.0 lasts.

This is again a new record
Plugin v1.13.0 made it only for less than a day
It is now a declared and on-going war from YT/VEVO.

Sample link:

Robin Thicke, ft. T.I. & Pharrell - Blurred Lines

GUI message:

Error parsing SWF (1)

Log this time is very long, attached as per the instructions
to aid devs...

Downloadhelper 4.9.17 also broken, though
Youtube Video and Audio Downloader v0.2.3
still works, because the dev has adapted it to
fight the constantly changing signature encryption
algorithm...

Thanks in anticipation

Please try plugin v1.14.0.

SWF and ABC parser taken from [www.free-decompiler.com], authored by our fellow dev, JPEXS. Fantastic open source Flash decompiler by the way

tong2shot Wrote:
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> Please try plugin v1.14.0.
>
> SWF and ABC parser taken from
> [www.free-decompiler.com], authored by our
> fellow dev, JPEXS. Fantastic open source Flash
> decompiler by the way



My warmest congratulations!
v1.14.0 works wonders
Thanks to all devs involved
(Kajda, JPEXS, ntoskrnl, tong2shot)

And I don't want to jinx it, but would you dare say
this is a longer lasting fix?

Cheers!

I tested the plugin with the current and 4 previous youtube's SWFs, and they gave the correct methods and parameters sequence. It didn't say about whether the signatures is correct or incorrect, though, because we didn't document the correct signatures. So unless they modify the methods definition or introduce new one(s), I'd say yes it'll last longer, well.. let's hope so

Nice work! I was going to try guessing between clone and swap by the fact that the constant pool entry for clone always seems to be numerically less than that for swap, but your approach is definitely more sustainable.

I committed clumsy code yesterday Fixed in plugin v1.14.1. The new code is friendlier to test. Nothing change in users' POV.

I upload the youtube's SWFs : [dl.dropboxusercontent.com]