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dmunozv04
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Comment #47905357
Hi there, I’m iSponsorblockTV’s maintainer. If you’re running iSponsorblockTV, you’ll need to pair your devices again since YouTube have changed the screenId format and are on the …
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Comment #43466289
Now with support for custom playback speeds
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Comment #37879243
That’s great to hear
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Comment #37879122
I’ve found that having ads muting is much less obstructive. It’s not ideal but it improves it a bit
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Comment #37878873
Most SponsorBlock clients offer a way to whitelist certain channels so they aren’t skipped (iSponsorBlockTV does it), so that’s a good option if you like their sponsor segments
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Comment #37876711
YouTube recently started showing a graph highlighting what sections of the video are watched more (when seeking with the cursor), so I assume they actually give creators proper met…
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Comment #37876600
AFAIK some people have used it on synology successfully in the past. A PR including specific steps would be amazing though
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Comment #37876580
I just tested it and it works just fine. YouTube seems to support multiple “mobile” devices connected to a single TV/console
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Comment #37876244
Very neatly explained. I can confirm it does exactly that
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Comment #37876235
You just need to run the tool on a server/computer and connect the TV to it
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Comment #37876232
It actually works for both. It will skip/mute YouTube ads. Only ads that have the ‘skip’ button will be skipped
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Comment #37873750
It skips sponsor segments using the SponsorBlock API and can also skip/mute YouTube ads. Devices don't need to be on the same lan to work
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