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  1. Last edited by Fathom; 24th Oct 2018 at 13:58.
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  2. I have done one for you:

    user: g7630725@nwytg.net
    pass: Streaming1234
    Last edited by Fathom; 25th Oct 2018 at 10:25.
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  3. Thank you very much.

    But how you can download this stream? i need to know because a lot of video there's on this tv, so i need to do for myself. thank you
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  4. Fathom,
    LZAA is a computer. Fairly sophisticated computer, but it cannot read and answer your question of how to download. But for a computer it is pretty good at scanning the questions and then posting a mega.nz link.
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  5. Originally Posted by jimdagys View Post
    Fathom,
    LZAA is a computer. Fairly sophisticated computer, but it cannot read and answer your question of how to download. But for a computer it is pretty good at scanning the questions and then posting a mega.nz link.
    But in other discussion LZAA answer how to rip the stream, for example with a command line.

    like this:

    https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/387264-Freemake-Video-Downloader-stopped-working-o...e3#post2532371
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  6. streamlink "https://dplaysouth-vod.akamaized.net/dplaydni/44197/0/hls/1858032001/playlist.m3u8?hdnts=st=1540572202~exp=1540572502~a cl=/*~hmac=c11ee9cdf768c504cb718cb3e737b0bdcfe02719c19 53e74f2e6f1fce1566cdc&mux_audio=true" best -o lereg.ts
    Method:
    Use Firefox - hit F12 key for DevTools.
    1. Type in m3u in 'Filter Url' field
    2. Highlight the very first entry that comes up; (single left click)
    3. Look to far right - under the 'Headers' Tab - copy the 'Request url' in full - note some of it may be obscured from view
    4. Use the syntax above - note the string after m3u8? - could be different for you than me - so dont blindly use mine, get your own.

    Method works for all the episodes I tried. The 1080p of your orig post is 5.65gb. (see red arrow 4).

    Last edited by codehound; 26th Oct 2018 at 12:14.
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  7. Originally Posted by codehound View Post
    streamlink "https://dplaysouth-vod.akamaized.net/dplaydni/44197/0/hls/1858032001/playlist.m3u8?hdnts=st=1540572202~exp=1540572502~a cl=/*~hmac=c11ee9cdf768c504cb718cb3e737b0bdcfe02719c19 53e74f2e6f1fce1566cdc&mux_audio=true" best -o lereg.ts
    Method:
    Use Firefox - hit F12 key for DevTools.
    1. Type in m3u in 'Filter Url' field
    2. Highlight the very first entry that comes up; (single left click)
    3. Look to far right - under the 'Headers' Tab - copy the 'Request url' in full - note some of it may be obscured from view
    4. Use the syntax above - note the string after m3u8? - could be different for you than me - so dont blindly use mine, get your own.

    Method works for all the episodes I tried. The 1080p of your orig post is 5.65gb. (see red arrow 4).

    I know f12 in firefox and i know to find .m3u8. I dont know the command line to rip the stream so thank you.
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  8. Originally Posted by Fathom View Post

    I know f12 in firefox and i know to find .m3u8. I dont know the command line to rip the stream so thank you.
    You're welcome

    And filename can be anything you like - I just used lereg. If you use a gap (space) in filename; use ""

    And if you want diff quality - for this video instead of best - which was 1080p - use 180p, 270p, 360p, 540p or 720p in your syntax like this -

    streamlink "https://dplaysouth-vod.akamaized.net/dplaydni/44197/0/hls/1858032001/playlist.m3u8?hdnts=st=1540572202~exp=1540572502~a cl=/*~hmac=c11ee9cdf768c504cb718cb3e737b0bdcfe02719c19 53e74f2e6f1fce1566cdc&mux_audio=true" 720p -o anyfilename.ts
    streamlink "https://dplaysouth-vod.akamaized.net/dplaydni/44197/0/hls/1858032001/playlist.m3u8?hdnts=st=1540572202~exp=1540572502~a cl=/*~hmac=c11ee9cdf768c504cb718cb3e737b0bdcfe02719c19 53e74f2e6f1fce1566cdc&mux_audio=true" 360p -o "anyfilename with spaces.ts"
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  9. Originally Posted by codehound View Post
    Originally Posted by Fathom View Post

    I know f12 in firefox and i know to find .m3u8. I dont know the command line to rip the stream so thank you.
    You're welcome

    And filename can be anything you like - I just used lereg. If you use a gap (space) in filename; use ""

    And if you want diff quality - for this video instead of best - which was 1080p - use 180p, 270p, 360p, 540p or 720p in your syntax like this -

    streamlink "https://dplaysouth-vod.akamaized.net/dplaydni/44197/0/hls/1858032001/playlist.m3u8?hdnts=st=1540572202~exp=1540572502~a cl=/*~hmac=c11ee9cdf768c504cb718cb3e737b0bdcfe02719c19 53e74f2e6f1fce1566cdc&mux_audio=true" 720p -o anyfilename.ts
    streamlink "https://dplaysouth-vod.akamaized.net/dplaydni/44197/0/hls/1858032001/playlist.m3u8?hdnts=st=1540572202~exp=1540572502~a cl=/*~hmac=c11ee9cdf768c504cb718cb3e737b0bdcfe02719c19 53e74f2e6f1fce1566cdc&mux_audio=true" 360p -o "anyfilename with spaces.ts"
    Ok I inderstand, thank you, for explain to me. But Streamlink is a tool better of ffmpeg, youtube-dl and livestreamer?
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  10. Originally Posted by Fathom View Post

    Ok I inderstand, thank you, for explain to me. But Streamlink is a tool better of ffmpeg, youtube-dl and livestreamer?
    Streamlink (which has ffmpeg built into it) was a 'fork' of Livestreamer; and AFAIK Livestreamer has been abandoned now.
    https://github.com/chrippa/livestreamer/issues/1502

    Ffmpeg and youtube-dl are 2 very strong tools in their own right. I use all these 3 of these and more. Each may succeed where the other one may fail. No one tool will download everything you will come across.

    To use ffmpeg in its own right - if you use Windows - download from here
    Streamlink main site is here
    Youtube-dl is avail here and is updated every few days

    Use this command to update youtube-dl (note uppercase U)

    youtube-dl -U
    Although personally I tend to use Streamlink for ~70% of my downloading.

    Couple more tips:

    1- Always run your Command Prompt as Admin

    2- Add all these command line apps to your Windows path environment variable - to save keep changing directory to browse to where you have them on your harddrive every time you use them. Link
    Then all you have to do is open your cmd prompt - type streamlink, ffmpeg or youtube-dl with your syntax.
    Last edited by codehound; 26th Oct 2018 at 15:16.
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  11. Originally Posted by codehound View Post
    Originally Posted by Fathom View Post

    Ok I inderstand, thank you, for explain to me. But Streamlink is a tool better of ffmpeg, youtube-dl and livestreamer?
    Streamlink (which has ffmpeg built into it) was a 'fork' of Livestreamer; and AFAIK Livestreamer has been abandoned now.
    https://github.com/chrippa/livestreamer/issues/1502

    Ffmpeg and youtube-dl are 2 very strong tools in their own right. I use all these 3 of these and more. Each may succeed where the other one may fail. No one tool will download everything you will come across.

    To use ffmpeg in its own right - if you use Windows - download from here
    Streamlink main site is here
    Youtube-dl is avail here and is updated every few days

    Use this command to update youtube-dl (note uppercase U)

    youtube-dl -U
    Although personally I tend to use Streamlink for ~70% of my downloading.

    Couple more tips:

    1- Always run your Command Prompt as Admin

    2- Add all these command line apps to your Windows path environment variable - to save keep changing directory to browse to where you have them on your harddrive every time you use them. Link
    Then all you have to do is open your cmd prompt - type streamlink, ffmpeg or youtube-dl with your syntax.
    Many thank to you, for this informations.
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  12. And filename can be anything you like - I just used lereg. If you use a gap (space) in filename; use ""
    And if you want diff quality - for this video instead of best - which was 1080p - use 180p, 270p, 360p, 540p or 720p in your syntax like this -

    streamlink "https://dplaysouth-vod.akamaized.net/dplaydni/44197/0/hls/1858032001/playlist.m3u8?hdnts=st=1540572202~exp=1540572502~a cl=/*~hmac=c11ee9cdf768c504cb718cb3e737b0bdcfe02719c19 53e74f2e6f1fce1566cdc&mux_audio=true" 720p -o anyfilename.ts
    streamlink "https://dplaysouth-vod.akamaized.net/dplaydni/44197/0/hls/1858032001/playlist.m3u8?hdnts=st=1540572202~exp=1540572502~a cl=/*~hmac=c11ee9cdf768c504cb718cb3e737b0bdcfe02719c19 53e74f2e6f1fce1566cdc&mux_audio=true" 360p -o "anyfilename with spaces.ts"
    codehound,
    Thank you for the explanation AND the examples. Excellent reference information.
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  13. Originally Posted by Fathom View Post
    Many thank to you, for this informations.
    Originally Posted by jimdagys
    codehound,
    Thank you for the explanation AND the examples. Excellent reference information
    You are both very welcome, just one caveat...re: filename paths in your syntax with Streamlink. If the directory (folder) doesnt exist - Streamlink will not create it. It must already pre-exist on your harddrive.

    Example:
    streamlink "https://dplaysouth-vod.akamaized.net/dplaydni/44197/0/hls/1858032001/playlist.m3u8?hdnts=st=1540572202~exp=1540572502~a cl=/*~hmac=c11ee9cdf768c504cb718cb3e737b0bdcfe02719c19 53e74f2e6f1fce1566cdc&mux_audio=true" 360p -o "D:\Downloads\2018-10-26 My Video.ts"
    D:\Downloads directory (folder) must already be in existance on your PC. If it does you are G2G.
    Last edited by codehound; 30th Oct 2018 at 17:37.
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