[BUG] Working with playlist with more than 120 videos

[Tiago Alves]

Describe the bug
I discovered that when I try to get some playlists the stream never closes, putting a print inside the await for of Stream I discovered that the stream goes up to 120 events, after that nothing happens and the stream doesn't close, the only way I found to working with this was getting the first 120 with the .take(120) method!

To Reproduce
I tried both ways, using the await for method and stream.listen, both cause the same bug!

final videos = yt.playlists.getVideos(playlistId).take(120);

final songs = <SongModel>[
  await for (final video in videos)
    SongModel(
      id: video.id.value,
      title: video.title,
      image: video.thumbnails.highResUrl,
      genres: genres,
      createdAt: DateTime.now(),
    )
];

Enviroment:

• Enviroment: Dart VM
• Version 3.2.0
• YoutubeExplode Version 2.0.2

[Mattia]

I was able to to fetch up to ~700 videos from several playlists, can you provide a playlist id that has such issue?

[Tiago Alves]

I forgot to mention, but the playlists I was using were from YouTube Music, which until then worked but always stopped at index 120 and after that nothing else happened and the stream never closes.

Playlist ID: RDCLAK5uy_m9Rw_g5eCJtMhuRgP1eqU3H-XW7UL6uWQ

This playlist has 124 songs but when I try to get all the songs, the stream stops after index 120

Edit: I have the same problem with other playlists (same YouTube music playlists), but only when there are more than 120 songs, playlists that have less than 120 songs work normally!

[Mattia]

@tihrasguinho thanks for providing a playlist id, I just tried to fetch the videos using the library and I couldn't get even one video, where as if I open the playlist page ( https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=RDCLAK5uy_m9Rw_g5eCJtMhuRgP1eqU3H-XW7UL6uWQ ) while being logged in I can see al the videos, but if I'm not logged youtube displays that the playlist does not exist.

I tryed fetching the playlist with ytdl and I was able to fetch it successfully, so, some playlists require a particular method to be properly fetched.

[Mattia]

I'll leave this open since I'm still working on fix for this issue