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You can't wait 24 hours on those cloud server generated virtual urls's. They go away...
I DIDN'T! I'm 5-8 hours ahead of you (direct on UTC & GMT, methinks) so the earliest you could have answered me was while I was sipping wine with my dear lady, and grabbed them 1st thing this morning, 12 hours or so.
My son in Spain just got back. He gets 404s. There's zero chance of that being geo ip blocked, as there's language overlap along the Spanish/French border. There's traditionally French people in what is actually Spain, and vice-versa.
Is there a technique for scraping the url? Does it require a VPN? There must be a technique, because once I pointed you at an RTE show, you were able to scrape a cloud url? I would like to be able to explore BBC, ITV,(geo-ip blocked) and Virgin Media (50/50 ads & program, even online).
Definitely play more with youtube-dl.
Then, those PBS films I cannot access with youtube-dl through their webpage url, although they should be supported, but those direct playlist links teckk provides work.
Try pressing F12 in your browser, it should open the Web Inspector. Takes a while to get through, but it often helps to get at "hidden" media URLs.
Try pressing F12 in your browser, it should open the Web Inspector. Takes a while to get through, but it often helps to get at "hidden" media URLs.
Good one, and I assure you I will. Palemoon, the firefox GPL fork, also has the F12, and that's my preferred choice of browser. Palemoon is not owned by anyone (Yet).
Some nice movie to watch with Naomi Watts, what do you suggest? She has kind of different pronunciation. Can't understand what she says. But sounds good.
Thank you , I was looking for something like that - a critical summary of Orange Baby's presidency, a description of the slope that led to the final showoff (which was all too predictable to those that paid attention in the years before).
Quote:
Originally Posted by business_kid
Palemoon is not owned by anyone
That's debatable on so many levels... but I won't.
#Make a user agent string
agent="Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.1; Win64; x64; rv:82.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/82.0"
#Master playlist reported from web server
https://ga.video.cdn.pbs.org/videos/nature/749ddc93-136b-4ead-9583-\
e53859daa734/2000216154/hd-16x9-mezzanine-1080p/naat3903-hls-16x9-1080p.m3u8
#Example - 768x432 stream in master playlist
https://ga.video.cdn.pbs.org/videos/nature/749ddc93-136b-4ead-9583-\
e53859daa734/2000216154/hd-16x9-mezzanine-1080p/naat3903-hls-16x9-1080p-432p-1100k.m3u8
#curl from 768x432 playlist
curl -A "$agent" https://ga.video.cdn.pbs.org/videos/nature/749ddc93-136b-4ead-9583-\
e53859daa734/2000216154/hd-16x9-mezzanine-1080p/naat3903-hls-16x9-1080p-432p-1100k_[00000-00532].ts -o - >> Pumas.ts
#wget from 768x432 playlist
for i in {00000..00532}; do
wget -U "$agent" https://ga.video.cdn.pbs.org/videos/nature/749ddc93-136b-4ead-9583-\
e53859daa734/2000216154/hd-16x9-mezzanine-1080p/naat3903-hls-16x9-1080p-432p-1100k_"$i".ts -O - >> Pumas.ts
done
#ffmpeg manually on transport stream file
ffmpeg -i Puma.ts -c:a copy -c:v copy Puma.mp4
###or
#youtube-dl from 768x432 playlist in Master playlist, found with youtube-dl -F
youtube-dl --user-agent "$agent" -f 1267 https://ga.video.cdn.pbs.org/videos/nature/749ddc93-136b-4ead-9583-\
e53859daa734/2000216154/hd-16x9-mezzanine-1080p/naat3903-hls-16x9-1080p.m3u8 -o Puma.mp4
Can't show how that's done any clearer, if you are a newbie looking at this.
On those links, is there a natty way around this short of Tor?
Code:
bash-5.0$ youtube-dl -o Roman_Dilemma https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=5KvUtmoS3CI
[youtube] 5KvUtmoS3CI: Downloading webpage
ERROR: The uploader has not made this video available in your country
You don't get this often on youtube, to be fair.
EDIT: A lot of those youtube links don't lead to what you've titled them on this side of the pond. The Roman_Dilemma is 12 minutes on the life of Emperor Titus.
Last edited by business_kid; 02-04-2021 at 09:35 AM.
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