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by schiffern
304 days ago
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Easiest solution is just to use the highest resolution thumbnail the official documentation says is supported on all videos (vs "some"), which is hqdefault. https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/docs/thumbnails Maxresdefault is overkill for this purpose IMO. Why waste the data? Incidentally this is why I run an add-on that redirects all youtube thumbnails to mqdefault, it saves me a nice chunk of bandwidth / memory / perf. |
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