Ok i have been suspecting this for a while but now i am 100% sure after testing.
I noticed that the Amazon size predictions in the UI were completely off so i did some tests. Turns out that if there are let's say 2 1080p versions, the higher one will be downloaded no matter which version i choose. If i choose the highest 720p version, it will download the lowest 1080p. Which means it is probably a coding mistake in how they parse the array returned for available resolutions/bitrates.
If there are any programmers here, you know that if say you have an array of 5 items, accessing the 1st item would be like item[0] and not item[1]. So it seems to me that if you want a specific resolution right now, you need to select 1 lower.
Don't think a log is needed for this as it is very easily reproducible/validated but if you do need one, i will upload one.
I noticed that the Amazon size predictions in the UI were completely off so i did some tests. Turns out that if there are let's say 2 1080p versions, the higher one will be downloaded no matter which version i choose. If i choose the highest 720p version, it will download the lowest 1080p. Which means it is probably a coding mistake in how they parse the array returned for available resolutions/bitrates.
If there are any programmers here, you know that if say you have an array of 5 items, accessing the 1st item would be like item[0] and not item[1]. So it seems to me that if you want a specific resolution right now, you need to select 1 lower.
Don't think a log is needed for this as it is very easily reproducible/validated but if you do need one, i will upload one.
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