Example YouTube URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nFYeOP4Sw_8
RunVideoDownload() downloads the above video to THIS file name (path stripped as not relevant to this issue):
"If It Means a Lot to You - A Day to Remember & Sierra Kusterbeck ｜ Karaoke Version ｜ KaraFun [nFYeOP4Sw_8].webm"
The RunResult.Data returned by RunVideoDownload() shows THIS as the file name (in Data member) :
"If It Means a Lot to You - A Day to Remember & Sierra Kusterbeck Karaoke Version KaraFun [nFYeOP4Sw_8].webm"
Notice that the returned file name has been stripped of all '|' chars and thus does not match the name of the actual file that was downloaded.
EDIT:
Note that the filenames created by RunVideoDownload() in the Windows folder uses the following unicode char in place of the pipes...
'｜'
(int)'｜' = 65372 // or U+FF5C meaning the Fullwidth Latin Small Letter Pipe (｜)
The actual Title on YouTube does contains the normal pipe character (int)'|' = 124. Probably should look at making sure the correct character is used while fixing the missing characters issue originally mentioned above.
So to sum up:
Normal Pipe char(124) in the YouTube Title.
"Fullwidth Latin Small Letter Pipe" unicode character in the disk filename.
Neither of the above in the returned filename from RunVideoDownload() RunResult.Data
I can deal with the unicode char difference but the original issue of these being omitted from the returned filename remains.
Example YouTube URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nFYeOP4Sw_8
RunVideoDownload() downloads the above video to THIS file name (path stripped as not relevant to this issue):
"If It Means a Lot to You - A Day to Remember & Sierra Kusterbeck ｜ Karaoke Version ｜ KaraFun [nFYeOP4Sw_8].webm"
The RunResult.Data returned by RunVideoDownload() shows THIS as the file name (in Data member) :
"If It Means a Lot to You - A Day to Remember & Sierra Kusterbeck Karaoke Version KaraFun [nFYeOP4Sw_8].webm"
Notice that the returned file name has been stripped of all '|' chars and thus does not match the name of the actual file that was downloaded.
EDIT:
Note that the filenames created by RunVideoDownload() in the Windows folder uses the following unicode char in place of the pipes...
'｜'
(int)'｜' = 65372 // or U+FF5C meaning the Fullwidth Latin Small Letter Pipe (｜)
The actual Title on YouTube does contains the normal pipe character (int)'|' = 124. Probably should look at making sure the correct character is used while fixing the missing characters issue originally mentioned above.
So to sum up:
Normal Pipe char(124) in the YouTube Title.
"Fullwidth Latin Small Letter Pipe" unicode character in the disk filename.
Neither of the above in the returned filename from RunVideoDownload() RunResult.Data
I can deal with the unicode char difference but the original issue of these being omitted from the returned filename remains.