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- franga2000Clever hack! I didn't think the latency would be low enough for that, but I guess with some ad segments being upwards of a minute long these days, it's still worth it.For anyone who can load APKs on their TV and wants a more integrated solution, this alternative client works wonderfully https://github.com/yuliskov/smarttubeIt's at the level of polish where people didn't even realize it wasn't the official client for quite a while, until I turned on SponsorBlock that is.
- GrombobulousI’ve been using this a long time and it works great, possibly even better than you’d imagine it to work. You can even configure which types of segments to skip (e.g., sponsorships versus self-promotion).
- ku1ikI’ve been using it with Apple TV youtube app for several months and I can say it works very well. Very little configuration, and it does the job. Can’t go back. Highly recommended!
- makefuAnyone is aware of software which does the same but for podcasts? I've had built a downloader by qwen38 (https://cgit.euer.krebsco.de/makefu/podfetch) which does so via multiple programmatic approaches (keywords, sponsorblock-ml, neuralblock) but actually i think crowdsourcing the solution is the best approach here.
- VCFundedGenYerFYI you should reword your headline and nomenclature. This makes it sound like you made a thing for YouTube TV (and it is not at all possible to block ads on live TV without pre-recording)YouTube TV is a product offered by Google and it's not at all the same as YouTube.
- hridyaagrawalHow does it find out what's playing? pairing like a phone & listening to the API?
- jareklupinskiputting this on the same machine as my pihole :)how long until we can set up an Omni-Block Box?
- andrewstuartBut that’s how the content creators get paid, at least partly.Why would you not want them paid?
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- talliedthoughtsThis seems possibly abandoned, the last commit is over 3 months ago. Anyone know a fork or alternative that is more actively developed?
- ranger_dangerVery misleading title, this has nothing to do with the actual app called "YouTube TV" (their IPTV service, tv.youtube.com).I was hoping there was a way to actually skip the ads on that app, but it appears unrelated.