pytube | free Python library | Video Utils library

.results are already list, you just need to loop

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Turns out when I entered the pytube library code in github I found all the comments confirming that the problem is from the same library but the library has been updated Now I updated the library and the program really worked without problems Write :

I created example which uses Label to display how many bytes remained to download.

If you get file length then you could calculate it as percentage.

YouTube() can use on_progress_callback and on_complete_callback to execute functions during downloading and they can be used to display progress.

These functions runs in new threads and they can't update widgets directly (it generate error) so I use Queue() to send values from these functions to main thread. And main thread uses root.after() to execute update_status() every 100ms. And this function gets information from queue and update labels.

Every thread gets number to later send it back and update_status() which label to update

And similar way it could work with widgets Progressbar.

For test I added few links directly in code - so I did't have to put them manually in every run.

Because I use for-loops and list so I reduced code but still have 5 Entries, and can download 5 files at the same time. If I would use range(10) then I could download 10 files.

Originally I created all_threads to keep all threads and use is_alive() to check finished threads but now I don't use this list.

I tried to keep only elements which are really important in example - so I removed fonts, colors, images.

pytube's 11.0.0 API docs list the Search.fetch_and_parse() method.

The corresponding source-code shows that it internally handles a KeyError for onResponseReceivedCommands:

Your issue doesn't have anything to do with your code.

Youtube does no longer have a dislike count, they simply removed it.

You just have to wait for the pafy package to be updated accordingly, or patch the package locally and remove that part by yourself.

Keep in mind there are at least 5 different pull requests open trying to fix it.

Put the whole code in a while True, at the end of the process, ask the user for converting another video, and if the user said no, break the loop.
The final code should be sth like this:

I had same issue when i was using pytube 11.0.0

so found out that there is a regular expression filter mismatch in pytube library in cipher.py class

function_patterns = [

So I found the solution, for everyone who faces the same problem. You have to disable the console output in moviepy. You can do the with the logger parameter in the "write" function. Then the error should disappear.

Just ran into that error myself, seems it occurs quite frequently regardless of it getting temporary fixes.

Found a fix on github: NoneType object has no attribute 'span'

Just replace the function get_throttling_function_name with: