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I stumbled numerous times upon non-working youtube-dl in the 
past. It's usually a matter of specific video, not system wide 
change. IMHO, the problem is that -U grabs something 
obfuscated, not the functionality itself. Nobody is forcing you
to run sudo to update.



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