Rules for Annoyance Filter (Aİ dubs on YouTube)

[kek-29]

This filter will kill annoying, low-end, crappy-voice AI dubbing on YouTube, forcing original audio.

I think we can also hide note about being AI dubbed.

Example:

youtube.com##+js(json-edit, ..adaptiveFormats.*[?.audioTrack.isAutoDubbed])
youtube.com##+js(json-edit-xhr-response, ..adaptiveFormats.*[?.audioTrack.isAutoDubbed], propsToMatch, /youtubei)
youtube.com##+js(json-edit-fetch-response, ..adaptiveFormats.*[?.audioTrack.isAutoDubbed], propsToMatch, /youtubei)
youtube.com##+js(rpnt, script, (function serverContract(), window.ytInitialPlayerResponse=JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(window.ytInitialPlayerResponse));(function serverContract(), sedCount, 1)

[DandelionSprout]

I'm holding out on it for the immediate time being, since I know that the "Always strange but surprisingly often needed" Indian-made Windows error fix videos, which previously used somewhat poorly recorded English, now seem to have a fair few of the videos recorded in their home language (Presumably Hindi), which wouldn't work all that well for international audiences without the poorly generated Aİ dubs.

I'll see when I'll be able to look better into the situation and the proposed entries.

[krystian3w]

The use of ‘trusted-rpnt’ is certainly a minor problem (you would need to add the path to trusted and, in the case of AdGuard, use manual subscription with the trust field checked when adding).

[leli80893]

P.S: I wrote UserScript here so if you are using something other than UBo this will help