Views and duration are incorrectly parsed when searching for a video.

[bee395]

Environment

• **System OS: Linux

• **Python Version: 3.9.1

• installed from master: cb1f58d

Steps to Reproduce

1. Create a unit test with results = youtube.search('Adele - Send My Love (To Your New Lover)', filter='videos')
   print(results)
2. The first to last result is an incorrect parsed video.
   When I get the details of the video through youtube.get_song('wXrZOFRikOY') it correctly returns '... viewCount': '6707', 'author': 'Julie Dowd', ...

Output

...
{'resultType': 'video', 'videoId': 'wXrZOFRikOY', 'title': 'SEND MY LOVE (TO YOUR NEW LOVER) - ADELE - 1 Hour Loop With Lyrics', 'artists': [{'name': 'Julie Dowd', 'id': 'UCB1NyHU7hBR4R_6F1LazkVg'}], 'views': 'Julie', 'duration': '6.7K views', 'thumbnails': [{'url': 'https://i.ytimg.com/vi/wXrZOFRikOY/sddefault.jpg?sqp=-oaymwEWCJADEOEBIAQqCghqEJQEGHgg6AJIWg&rs=AMzJL3lSnjwY_iucJje6idGTFy7zh0ugZg', 'width': 400, 'height': 225}]}
...

Other information

The problem is probably that the video is a "premiere" video
It looks like the get_item_text on parsers/browsing.py:74 takes the wrong columns

[sigma67]

Unfortunately I cannot reproduce this. Can you show a screenshot of the Web UI where this song is different from the others? Was it a time-limited thing, since you mentioned premiere?

[bee395]

I think that a premiere video is a planned video with a countdown and a livechat, during the video
After the premiere ended, there shouldn't be anything special about the video

Screenshot of the video (it's in Dutch, but it should also show in other languages):

Link to the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wXrZOFRikOY

[sigma67]

Sorry if I wasn't clear, I meant the YouTube Music search page, not actual YouTube page. I found the title you mentioned now, it seems to be missing duration, which is unusual.

[bee395]

Ah sorry, my bad. I wasn't aware that Youtube Music has a different Web interface.

[bee395]

Today, after I pulled the newest version from master, I tried some new songs, and now I the view count is incorrectly parsed for another song
youtube.search('Young Franco - Miss You', filter='videos') returns a result containing:

...
{'resultType': 'video', 'videoId': '4mUJaWqWb_k', 'title': 'Juice', 'artists': [{'name': 'Pell', 'id': 'UCZGko_JjZgHZlLGbm5itUCw'}, {'name': 'Young Franco', 'id': 'UCvOSkOoJ_5NHQE0XE9HhpZw'}], 'views': 'Young', 'duration': '157K views', 'thumbnails': [{'url': 'https://i.ytimg.com/vi/4mUJaWqWb_k/sddefault.jpg?sqp=-oaymwEWCJADEOEBIAQqCghqEJQEGHgg6AJIWg&rs=AMzJL3nPonplHqd_wAPj-1fxJIL5A0iyNQ', 'width': 400, 'height': 225}]}
...

youtube.get_song('4mUJaWqWb_k') returns the output with the correct amount of views and duration.

The song on Youtube Music: https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=4mUJaWqWb_k&list=RDAMVM4mUJaWqWb_k

[sigma67]

Apologies, I didn't consider the multiple artist case. I have tested both search terms you mentioned locally. Can you retry with latest master and some different search terms?

[bee395]

Thanks for your incredible fast responses. That song is now working. But unfortunately I found another song that doesn't work properly:

Namely when I search for Alec Benjamin - Stan - Recorded at Spotify Studios NYC:

...
{'resultType': 'video', 'videoId': 'nFQ4kGbIJa0', 'title': 'Supernova Girl', 'artists': [{'name': 'Tim White', 'id': None}], 'views': 'Ryan', 'duration': '790 views', 'thumbnails': [{'url': 'https://i.ytimg.com/vi/nFQ4kGbIJa0/sddefault.jpg?sqp=-oaymwEWCJADEOEBIAQqCghqEJQEGHgg6AJIWg&rs=AMzJL3mPtskwbVr0z5xNzi5NSCpD1EQgMw', 'width': 400, 'height': 225}]}
...

YT Music link: https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=nFQ4kGbIJa0&list=RDAMVMnFQ4kGbIJa0

[sigma67]

Ah yes, the tricky edge case where no artists have IDs. Already fixed it for song search, should have seen it coming. I also considered the case with no artist IDs and no duration, even thought I haven't seen it yet. I hope we've covered it all now.

[bee395]

When I now search for a song with no song duration found, it returns None. So that looks good

I think that was everything. Thanks for your help 👍