WebStreamr resolution shouldn't be parsed from title

[webstreamr]

Hi, WebStreamr tries to scrape or determine resolutions where it can and provides them. Often this also results in weird resolutions like e.g. 300p. On the other hand the titles or file names WebStreamr provides are directly from hoster sites including resolutions like 1080p and so, but they often don't match the stream resolution because the hoster or uploader recoded the file..

Can parsing here be adapted to pass through the WebStreamr resolution directly and never use the title? I can also help out if you point me to the relevant code.

[Viren070]

Sure, in the case where Webstreamr doesn't have a resolution, do you think it would be better to just parse resolution as 'Unknown' or take it from the title?

[webstreamr]

Unknown would be better IMO to avoid lying :D I'm trying to get those resolutions as well, but it's hard when it can't be scraped from anywhere and I only have a mp4 file (which would have to be partly downloaded and read most likely).

[Viren070]

I see, I've done as you recommended and used the resolution in the title as the source of truth (though it is matched to the closest resolution that AIOStreams allows filtering/sorting by)

[webstreamr]

thank you, looking good!

[webstreamr]

I feel bad already about all the special requests, but the same issue seems to be there for the languages as well 🙈 e.g. there are some streams in webstreamr which are marked with an English/USA flag but that gets lost because it's not in the title or file name I guess

honestly, it would be good if nothing is parsed from title/file name, but if that's hard to do, then I think it can stay as it is. adapting the language parsing would be great though if possible

[Viren070]

The flags are converted to languages already, it won't show the flag anymore by default but its interpreted as the language of the stream and is shown in the languages section of the formatter. If the formatter you use uses languageEmojis then it would show the flag (though for English it shows the UK flag and not the US flag)

Though now that you mention it, looks like it disappears for results without a resolution parsed, I have fixed this and languages should be correctly parsed from all results.