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SponsorBlock – skip sponsor segments on YouTube

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661 points anotherhue | 1 comments | 12 Aug 24 09:10 UTC | HN request time: 0s | source
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wanderingmind ◴[13 Aug 24 11:22 UTC] No.41234334[source]▶
Sponsorblock is not as blunt a tool as people make it here. You can only block specific type of ads and you can whitelist whole channels which I do for some niche channels I subscribe to. In Android, I use Tubular [1], the NewPipe fork that integrates Sponsorblock and ReturnYoutube Dislike. My only additional request in this awesome app is if we can download the video after snipping out the sponsor block sections.

[1] https://github.com/polymorphicshade/Tubular

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anotherhue ◴[13 Aug 24 13:23 UTC] No.41235208[source]▶
yt-dlp has a sponsorblock integration that removes the segments from the downloaded file.
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wanderingmind ◴[14 Aug 24 01:15 UTC] No.41241612[source]▶
Yes I use it in Desktop/laptops, but integrating it in Android through termux was a pain. I recently found out about [Seal](https://f-droid.org/en/packages/com.junkfood.seal/) which seems to provide a front end for yt-dlp in Android. Might try this out soon.
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1. smahs ◴[14 Aug 24 07:07 UTC] No.41243341[source]▶
I first found Seal which uses arai2 under the hood. After getting used to Seal, I had to start using yt-dlp with aria2 on linux as well. The only nitpick is that you can't get multiple parallel downloads with Seal.