AWeb 3.5.12 - AmiSSL 4.2 support

@white

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You need to unpack the archive to the same location as you installed YT.
Open the file

path:to/YT/Docs/YT_HTML/aweb.html

Then click on the form link.

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Really I don;t know what you mean here. Translation problem?

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The script wil locate YT if you unpack as described above.

so that both sen.html and ytaweb.rexx are in the directory

YT/Docs/YT_HMTL

This assumes that YT.rexx is in the standard place.


I did send Mick a version, hopefully he will add it to a future YT update.

@broadblues
Thanks I try again.
The YT entry in the menu does not call any scripts,
The YT entry exists in the menu but is not connected to any script.
I wait patiently and try again.
Thanks for your patience.

@white

Could you post screen shots fo your GUI settings after runing the script
And list your YT directory after unpacking the script into it.

@broadblues
I'm almost there, now I open the download links
I have to figure out which string to start to start MickjT-MPlayer
thank you and sorry
Thanks for your patience
after I put the screenshot.
Thanks again.

@broadblues
Ok now works
Only problem not in autoplay
while with the same script all the other browsers work in autoplay

I do not understand which string and the right one to put

AWeb GUI SETTINGS

2 Menus
ITEM N
SYSTEM RX Work:YT/YT.rexx %u

4 Popup
Link popup menu
SYSTEM RX Work:YT/YT.rexx %u aweb html silent

This works!
not in autoplay

Hi, broadblues
here's a little video, this and what I get
Thank you for your patience and any help.
In the script YT.rexx scan limit and "1"
If I leave it by default "10" it goes into infinite loop
Thanks again.

here the video:
https://youtu.be/vBA0u6ga6L8

@white



BY "autoplay" do you mean that when you click on a link in the YT.rexx generated page it plays the video in mplayer?

If so you need to add mplayer as a player for VIDEO/* in Settings->Browser Settings -> Viewers tab.

@broadblues
Yes
The page is not generated,
directly starts the video as in this case with Ibrowse:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K9TUMVo3ae0

I would like to get this result if this is possible
always if possible

I immediately try your advice.
Thanks again .

@white

Well I just followede the general advice in the YT docs for setting up AWeb.
There difference is surely nothing todo with AWeb but with what command line options you add to YT in iBrowse.


Look in your iBrowse prefs, check what the command line there is, and chaange AWeb to match.

@broadblues
I added the suggested string
with the difference of the -vo sdl parameter for winuae
but the video does not start automatically
the link scan list appears to me, but it works once the format is chosen and then play.
Not automatically.
Thanks for the suggestions I try and try to do it.
Thanks again.

@broadblues

He means using the "autoplay" parameter that makes YT.rexx itself run MPlayer. No HTML pages need to be generated.

For AWeb you'd need something like:

Play in MPlayer

SYSTEM RX Work:YT/YT.rexx %u silent autoplay

But %u is current webpage. You will need to left-click and load the page for the YouTube vid you want to watch first, and then right-click and choose the menu option.

There doesn't appear to be a way to right-click on a link and send that link as a parameter. NetSurf has same limitation. I've only had a brief look at the AWeb docs though.

@mickjT @broadblues
If it can be useful here is a video where netsurf works with yt.nsrx
sorry and long, but we see that works with yt.nsrx
Thanks again and sorry.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DmrSXnBTI1A

@MickJT
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Ok, that's what I gathered from his most recent clip of IBrowse operation. There no reason AWeb can't work like that.

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%u is URL, the exact url in question is context dependent. In a custom toobar button it will be the current webpage.

In a custom system menu it will be the current page. ( I would recommend against using a system menu for this purpose. )

On a popup menu it wil be the url of the link / image clicked upon. Which is what you need.

Note: By default AWeb does not use the right mouse button for context menus as this clashes with the system menu. The default is the middle mouse button or left click with CTRL or AT key pressed.

Thus the Right mouse button click you are refereing to will be system menu, and so apply to the page as a whole, hence why I recomend againt it.

I have AWeb to use popup on the links and a user button to search the current page.