Increase timeout to 120s [fragment_stuck_timeout = 120 # seconds]

[deldesir]

Makes download more reliable by allocating enough time for media check (post-processing)

[holta]

Makes download more reliable by allocating enough time for media check (post-processing)

Is this likely a "permanent" solution? (Or more like of a temporary approach until it's understood better?)

(Let's make our assumptions 💯% clear, in case this needs to evolve, building on...)

• Adjust error message for stuck/slow videos [if elapsed_time >= timeout, e.g. due to unavailable fragments &/or xklb media_check] #223 (comment) excerpt:

  When I increased the fragment stuck timeout to 120s during some testing, the video downloaded, but xklb's media check reported it as corrupt. The file was playable however. That means we're not dealing here with a classic "unavailable fragments" issue. It's a post-processing one.

  I am still learning more and investigating...

• Increase fragment stuck timeout to 60 seconds [was 30s] #227 (comment)

[holta]

What's happening is further clarified by @deldesir on #223 here:

• Adjust error message for stuck/slow videos [if elapsed_time >= timeout, e.g. due to unavailable fragments &/or xklb media_check] #223 (comment)

[deldesir]

Please merge this ASAP. I tested it with #191 on Ubuntu 24.04 (LRN2)