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As said this was never a bug and as you can see in my video, you need to change a setting to get the result I've shown.
The default behavior was not touched.
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Actually, upon checking here, that was actually a mistaken interpretation of how the logic of copying the link's content worked, now that I understand.
I see that you created a table with 2 columns (maybe more appear in other cases), when the user clicks to copy a column, there is an issue with no separation below the header. This is because you wanted to save time by configuring it internally, when it could have been done much better with user interaction. For example, the user could simply use the mouse to select and add or remove columns (gear icon), but they don't exist. There's only the header, and what the user copies is not really what appears on the screen but what is internally configured in the program, as shown in the video you sent me.
This is just a brief response; I won't suggest improvements. It's okay for me, although I wouldn't do it this way.
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That is not entirely true - two more detailed information about this one:
1. The link is not dead/broken: Only the HLS version of that video seems to be broken.
Go to Settings -> Plugins -> twitter.com -> Disable "Prefer HLS over HTTP download" -> Try again and it should work fine.
Also I'm able to watch that video in browser without problems.
2. The item will actually be displayed as offline but only once you try to actually download it.
The reason is simply: If JD was to check all of those single added links, it would take ages to crawl profiles so in such cases where an item is known to be online by the crawler, the online-status is set before to speed up the process of adding links.
TL;DR There is no fast way to detect such items and display them as offline. You will need to try to download them to get said offline-status.
I might look into this to add an "auto fallback to http/hls" if one version looks to be broken.
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About the 0-byte link.
hXXps://twitter.com/CoryChaseXXX/status/1544813489688121344
In the updated Chrome browser, the video doesn't play on Twitter.
I also tried downloading the video using other methods, but it downloaded as 0 bytes as well.
It seems to be corrupted at some point in the system.
If the hosting is having issues or temporary instability, you won't be able to download it at that moment, but you might be able to view it elsewhere.
I find it strange that you mentioned you were able to watch the video in the browser because the server is clearly failing, especially during the times I tested.
So, I decided to do a more thorough analysis because I also noticed that JD had downloaded the video overnight (while I was asleep), probably in multiple attempts until the server responded and downloaded it.
I downloaded it again and reinstalled it on a new computer, and I left everything default, and I saw that it was deactivated the TT HLS plugin disabled by Default.
So, when I sent you the report, it had already been tested with the TT HLS plugin disabled.
I'm not blaming JD, I simply suggested a way to handle the 0-byte issue.
There could be several reasons why the link isn't working:
Corruption, downtime, some internal bug, temporary hosting instability, DDoS, etc.
As you mentioned that you were able to watch the video, and I was also able to download it in JD,
I ran some tests with this link and noticed that the server returns a Status 416 in several calls with 0 bytes. However, if you let it run, you'll notice that at some point, it returns a value other than 0 bytes, and you can download it if you're quick. But I can't guarantee that the video is complete and not corrupted at some point. Anyway, this is a summarized explanation of the problem for this link.
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Originally Posted by katyz View Post
Here is a post for anyone who has problems with files with large characters.
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Please, this has been a known issue since the release of Windows 7. Microsoft even promised a fix back then. I just posted to help those who were following this thread because it made sense with the report, but it doesn't help anyone on anything below Windows 10. And this goes way beyond JD; it's a serious Windows fix, just like others they haven't added yet.
Your link that you sent me, sent to a dev, to rename the files manually is without comments.
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I've told you that we are already working on a setting for that.
If you want to follow the development-process of that, see this thread:
hXXps://board.jdownloader.org/showth...399#post523399
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I never asked for an ETA, and I never will. The program is free, and no user should request an ETA for something that's free. Even for something paid, it's complicated to provide an ETA, so don't think I'm asking you for an ETA for anything.
The image I posted was just something like "try not to let Windows 7 die," something similar, and also emphasizing the importance of the user choosing what to remove from the name of what they're downloading with on/off options.
For Windows versions below 10, JD (presumably a software or program) is already impractical due to characters, several videos freeze, and it doesn't help if the name is long; it will glitch. You can work around it by manually opening and downloading or by doing other manual workarounds, but that completely defeats the purpose of automation.
About your other questions, I won't quote them because after you solved the issue related to the URL links, several questions revolving around that problem are now resolved. Consider all your unquoted questions as OK.
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Let me know once your "BUG-A" topic is done then we can talk about the next one.
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Yes, we can proceed.
Although as mentioned earlier: "After you solved the issue related to the URL links, several issues surrounding this problem have now been resolved."
BUG-B Resolved.
BUG-C is up to you to implement or not; it's a very simple option, as suggested, there's not much to debate, it has already been mentioned in the main report.
BUG-D Resolved.
Regarding error handling, "I noticed you made some adjustments, improvements; for me, it now seems okay."
I just need to check about
: (perhaps there is a solution, it's worth analyzing, although these errors do not prevent downloading the videos, and it even seems not to corrupt or affect them, but I still need to investigate further.)
Win7 x64 Ultimate Original, all updates - Crash ffmpeg
hXXps://mega.nz/folder/uM1GFbgD#zFSwyjfB1hBE3sPMVZEhGA
Also, I don't have any more logs to send regarding previous issues because they have stopped occurring(fixs).
For me, everything is resolved, and I won't ask for an ETA for what's missing. I am aware of the progress made so far and that there are other things to consider whether to add or not.
I just want to mention that my Mega folder will be removed, I will only keep the Win7 link open for a few more days, and please move the links to private. It's better not to have Google attach the names and subject of the links, although you probably would have done that already.
Thank you for the support; it has always been quick, and you have always responded in the way you could understand, with your encouraging or not responses, regardless of what was asked or the acidity of the user.