await new YoutubeClient().GetChannelAsync() executes for 30 seconds
See original GitHub issueHi! After last update I noticed that YoutubeClient.GetChannelAsync()
executes in 30 seconds on average! Since YouTube doesn’t provide channel icons for video items I need this feature. I use it like this new BitmapImage((await new YoutubeClient().GetChannelAsync(item.Snippet.ChannelId)).LogoUrl.ToUri())
Thanks in advance)
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Why not make those 25 requests sequentional instead? 😃 If it takes ~1 sec per request, I don’t think you would reap much benefit from parallelizing it.
You’re welcome