Query (no problem)

[PepeParada]

Hi. I have a specific question. First, the extension is great and works great for me. It makes my life easier.

That said, my question: will it be possible to use URL Rules for Youtube, and differentiate a regular video from a live? I don't know if there is a way to identify a live and a video from the url.

I was thinking about it because in my youtube vanced app (on android), it allows you to set a speed of 1.50x (example) for videos, and another speed (normal) for lives. Which is good because if you enter a live, it will not be set to a fast speed by default.
It occurred to me that maybe something like this can be done on PC with Global Speed.
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thanks!

p.s.: ah, i usually use yt dlp and i know there is a way to differentiate lives from videos on youtube. but maybe it's just for that function.

[polywock]

Hello. Not possible to determine if it's live from the URL, but you can determine it from the page structure.

You can create a javascript URL rule that changes speed to 1x if a video is live, or 2x speed if not.

video = null 
setInterval(() => {
    video = document.querySelector("video.html5-main-video")
}, 5000)

setInterval(() => {
     video = video ?? document.querySelector("video.html5-main-video")
     if (!video) return 
     const isLive = document.querySelector(".ytp-live .ytp-live-badge.ytp-button[disabled]")
     video.playbackRate = isLive ? 1 : 2
}, 500)

However this won't work because Global Speed is aggressive. You also need to create another URL rule that turns off Global Speed if the URL contains "youtube.com".

example.mp4