_find_jwplayer_data() returns dict or None
This simplifies code for callers of `_find_jwplayer_data()` which no longer have to run `_parse_json()` on the return value. It also makes sure that `_find_jwplayer_data()` returns either a `dict` or `None` and nothing else.
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@ -2518,14 +2518,10 @@ class GenericIE(InfoExtractor):
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self._sort_formats(entry['formats'])
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return self.playlist_result(entries)
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jwplayer_data_str = self._find_jwplayer_data(webpage)
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if jwplayer_data_str:
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try:
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jwplayer_data = self._parse_json(
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jwplayer_data_str, video_id, transform_source=js_to_json)
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return self._parse_jwplayer_data(jwplayer_data, video_id)
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except ExtractorError:
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pass
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jwplayer_data = self._find_jwplayer_data(
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webpage, video_id, transform_source=js_to_json)
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if jwplayer_data:
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return self._parse_jwplayer_data(jwplayer_data, video_id)
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def check_video(vurl):
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if YoutubeIE.suitable(vurl):
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