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7.0.1-RC1 - Time to Reset:Invalid Date with my API key #1139
Never seen the invalid date issue. Maybe the key isn't correct. I'll be able to dive deeper into it when i get some free time, but best bet is check the network tab & see what the response is (maybe they've removed the date or the key is malformed when it was saved?)
Once you install youtube-dl and it is on your PATH, (i.e. you can type youtube-dl on the terminal and it works) then you can go ahead and build soundnode with that patch. (You can google ways to apply a patch, here is the associated patch file.) For building soundnode see: https://github.com/Soundnode/soundnode-app/wiki/Development
Alternatively you can use your package manager if it is available. I.e. on Arch Linux, you can just yay -S soundnode-youtube-dl
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jakejarrett commentedon Feb 13, 2020
Never seen the invalid date issue. Maybe the key isn't correct. I'll be able to dive deeper into it when i get some free time, but best bet is check the network tab & see what the response is (maybe they've removed the date or the key is malformed when it was saved?)
capsudo commentedon Mar 24, 2020
Same issue here with 7.0.1-RC2 on Windows despite client_id set in config file
Henthor commentedon Apr 3, 2020
I get same issue with 7.0.0 on Mac after setting client_id in userConfig.
movvam commentedon May 2, 2020
also same issue here on Mac
Dev tools showing a 403 Forbidden error
acxz commentedon May 3, 2020
The youtube-dl patch fixes it for me. See: #1029
Henthor commentedon May 7, 2020
Sorry for probably stupid question. But how do I install the plugin and make it work with soundnode?
acxz commentedon May 7, 2020
For youtube-dl see: http://ytdl-org.github.io/youtube-dl/download.html
Once you install youtube-dl and it is on your PATH, (i.e. you can type
youtube-dlon the terminal and it works) then you can go ahead and build soundnode with that patch. (You can google ways to apply a patch, here is the associated patch file.) For building soundnode see: https://github.com/Soundnode/soundnode-app/wiki/DevelopmentAlternatively you can use your package manager if it is available. I.e. on Arch Linux, you can just
yay -S soundnode-youtube-dl