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Approach #1

For N >> n, we can use an iterative method with masking, so that at each iteration we pick one not-previously picked element per row. The implementation would look something like this -

It probably is a problem with python versions, the original code of pystun using 2.x and you using 3.x.

Looking at the source code line where error originates, we can see that it calls the dictionaries .items() method and tries to access its members by position.

Here is the problem:

• In python 2.x, dict.items() returns a list of tuples.
• In python 3.x, dict.items() returns a view, which cannot be accessed by position, only iterated over.

Short answer: you cannot use the pystun repo with python 3.x; maybe some patching can be done, or you can just copy and modify the source code yourself instead of relying on the external repo.

It was an overflow in the ADLER32 checksum calculation. Specifically, there were two 16 bit numbers added and truncated before applying the modulo with 65521. Unfortunately my ADLER32 unittest didn't catch it, yet.

However, the error message was shown several times during the implementation and I was always not sure about the cause. If anybody could elaborate the error message or explain how to get a better error message, I would be glad to hear it.

One thing you're missing in your call to subprocess.Popen() is stdin=subprocess.PIPE. From the docs:

Note that if you want to send data to the process’s stdin, you need to create the Popen object with stdin=PIPE.

It appears that you are trying to execute the contents of a custom preset file. To run it as a normal command:

You have some errant semicolons which should give you an error message:

Please, pay attention to some points below:

• So, if I really understand your question, and it is about batch file/cmd in Windows, you would need to put the path to ffmpeg.exe in a variable, so it can be accessible to youtube-dl found it.
• Or, in my sample above, in same path and in variable argument tool, so, youtube-dl amd ffmepg.exe are in same folder/path = .\\.
• The link in this question, is offline, so I changed this link to an another online:

I’ll save this code by name yt-DL.cmd

Copy only a specific time by: Only edit _tag_1 value: -t 00:60:00

However, I disagree with this approach. I don't see why you would search for an identifier, as you could just simply access the element directly via id, which really is the idea to use an identifier.

You can't directly access by ID with the structure you've shown. You need a different structure to do that.

As result, I currently "misuse" the index of the array as identifier number to access the elements directly. Sample: