Add method to check if a video has been country blocked
See original GitHub issueIt would be very useful (for me, anyways) to be able to check if a video has been blocked in my country before I attempt to download it. I feel a simple method added to the Video
class that would return a boolean would do the trick.
I hope you’d be able to do this with relative ease 👍
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Alrighty then, whatever you can implement then would be great to have.
Didn’t prioritize it yet, mostly because I struggle to find the use case, considering you can always try/catch. Also, in case you’re wondering, #155 does not have
regionsAllowed
anywhere.