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Add Invidious as an optional YouTube Source #427
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Backends are more than just scrapping the watching page, gotta also scrap the search page. (possibly even the main page although not sure) Also, Invidio.us doesn't allow you to disconnect entirely, the video still comes from Youtube/Google. But sure, we can use it for obfuscation of search results but it's ehh |
Invidious exposes an API that I imagine would be much easier to use than scraping the page. @lionirdeadman is correct that videos still come from Google, although I expect them to be proxied with iv-org/invidious#34. |
Neato. I wish you good luck though. Proxying Youtube videos for everyone sounds incredibly tough. |
I'd like to see support for syncing subs with an invidious instance (public and custom) |
I often share video to social network and IM. It will be great to share with invidous url instead of youtube. This can be at least optional with setting |
Maybe you could get it so you can log into your Invidious account to sync everything. |
Just like to add my voice to the mumble! |
How is the status? Also Invidious provide a "&local=true" parameter which load the video completely from their own server, without any Google connections to Enduser |
Any updates on this? |
Still waiting for this… |
@Stypox Would this not fix TeamNewPipe/NewPipe#3612? Also this would be awesome, maybe add it to v.0.20.0? I really want this now, after I turned off Tor for NewPipe, this would really be great for that new proxified solution :D
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As it was already mentioned before in this thread, we won't scrape invidious but use their API. |
Alright @B0pol. Maybe skip the proxified parameters. But as TeamNewPipe/NewPipe#3710 mentioned and I did in #3612(Comment) wouldn't it solve reCAPTCHAs? |
I'd say yes, I haven't seen anything about rate limitation or captcha in api documentation. But I'm not sure. Unless YouTube puts Captchas on ytimg.com (for thumbnails) and googlevideo.com (videos), but I doubt. |
I think this is one of the biggest reasons Invidious must be supported. YouTube just bothers too much with the CAPTCHAs when using VPN, in my case. It would be nice to see a list of instances to select, like PeerTube, so that users can add their own instances FYI, Straw-viewer (Invidious version of YouTube Viewer) uses the Invidious API and it hasn't give me any issues yet (like Google trying to block me) |
Any updates on this? |
+1 on this. The invidious api is much more stable, will not break constantly like youtube does. Plus will not use google's servers directly for anyone who cares about this. Another plus is that they don't make you fill out a captcha time to time. |
I would like to see this utilised as well. Considering this is my go to for YouTube on Android I would like to hit my own local invidious self hosted instance |
Quoting @SamantazFox from #789:
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Invidious is a clone of YouTube created for a similar reason to NewPipe. This site happens to use the exact same URL scheme as YouTube does, with pretty much the exact same layout, but with two major changes.
The only information that gets loaded on an Invidious page, is content and information about it. There is also slightly more information availible about the video loaded as well. I believe that invidious could be ported to NewPipe very quickly because of the way it is setup.
Here's an example video from Kurzgesagt - https://www.invidio.us/watch?v=-O5kNPlUV7w
As you can see, the layout is so minimalistic, that there is literally nothing to sift through in terms of porting. I really don't think it could be any easier site to port to NewPipe.
The main reason I bring this site up, is because if this site was added as an optional source for YouTube videos, then the user can effectively, disconnect from Google's YouTube entirely.
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