Need help extracting/downloading stream from Fastplay player on setfilmizle

[skocax]

Hi everyone,

I'm trying to download a stream from [https://www.setfilmizle.ltd](https://www.setfilmizle.ltd) which uses an embedded/custom player hosted on fastplay.mom, but I'm having trouble getting the full stream or breaking down the stream tokens.

The issue:

When inspecting the network traffic (F12), I found separate audio and video manifest links ending in .txt with session verify tokens:

Video: [https://fastplay.mom/manifests/LSxVvUdQYBp9/video~video.txt?verify=](https://fastplay....eo.txt?verify=)...

Audio: [https://fastplay.mom/manifests/LSxVvUdQYBp9/tur~audio.txt?verify=](https://fastplay.mo...io.txt?verify=)...

Passing these URLs to yt-dlp (even with the --referer "[https://fastplay.mom/](https://fastplay.mom/)" header) returns 404 Not Found or 403 Forbidden errors due to token expiration, header mismatch, or missing session cookies.

Standard browser stream capture extensions fail to grab the master playlist properly from the page.

Could someone advise on how to extract the master .m3u8 playlist, pass the correct decryption/session headers, or handle the token validation for this specific player?

Website: https://www.setfilmizle.ltd
Any guidance, script, or tool recommendations would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!

[awsj22]

The urls are correct but a quick inspection reveals that the site adds X-Sp header to the request with some kind kind of token which is probably only valid once or a very short period. The simplest way to download the audio and video streams separately is save those request's response to a local file for example "video.m3u8" and "audio.m3u8" and you can then use ytdlp to download the segments:

yt-dlp -a "video.m3u8" --extractor-args "generic:impersonate" --add-headers "User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/151.0.0.0 Safari/537.36" --add-headers "Origin: https://fastplay.mom" --add-headers "Referer: https://fastplay.mom"

This downloads the segments separately, you must then merge the segments together with ffmpeg for example. Or, it appears ytdlp has some merge/concat options as well but I am not familiar with them.