How to download ts files with consecutive number from 1-1000?

[Alan2154]

Hello

I want to download a series of ts files such as

https://live-ak.vimeocdn.com/exp=1634240058~acl=%2Ff87a79e9-c429-468d-b0ee-e7e35645870...edia_b6256000_605.ts

https://live-ak.vimeocdn.com/exp=1634240058~acl=%2Ff87a79e9-c429-468d-b0ee-e7e35645870...edia_b6256000_606.ts

https://live-ak.vimeocdn.com/exp=1634240058~acl=%2Ff87a79e9-c429-468d-b0ee-e7e35645870...edia_b6256000_607.ts
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https://live-ak.vimeocdn.com/exp=1634240058~acl=%2Ff87a79e9-c429-468d-b0ee-e7e35645870...edia_b6256000_3000.ts

As you can see, the only difference is these numbers at the end, is there any convenient way to grab all files(605-3000) and download them one by one in order?
Thanks

[[ss]vegeta]

Yes, there is. Downthemall add-on (https://www.downthemall.net/) has a built-in batch function.

https://live-ak.vimeocdn.com/exp=1634240058~acl=%2Ff87a79e9-c429-468d-b0ee-e7e35645870b%2F%2A~hmac=7abda9fc177e2fee64c1a52197ab3aaeface81a8993f7f5991326177f5a668fc/f87a79e9-c429-468d-b0ee-e7e35645870b/media_b6256000_[605:3000].ts

[notaghost]

curl -o "#1.ts" "https://live-ak.vimeocdn.com/exp=1634240058~acl=%2Ff87a79e9-c429-468d-b0ee-e7e35645870b%2F%2A~hmac=7abda9fc177e2fee64c1a52197ab3aaeface81a8993f7f5991326177f5a668fc/f87a79e9-c429-468d-b0ee-e7e35645870b/media_b6256000_[1-1000].ts"

[Alan2154]

Yes, there is. Downthemall add-on (https://www.downthemall.net/) has a built-in batch function.

https://live-ak.vimeocdn.com/exp=1634240058~acl=%2Ff87a79e9-c429-468d-b0ee-e7e35645870b%2F%2A~hmac=7abda9fc177e2fee64c1a52197ab3aaeface81a8993f7f5991326177f5a668fc/f87a79e9-c429-468d-b0ee-e7e35645870b/media_b6256000_[605:3000].ts

Thanks for your help! Today I just noticed that the add-on has some sort of limitation which can't handle links with too long numbers such as this one
https://sdn-global-live-streaming-packager-cache.3qsdn.com/9584/2021/11/05/264_1149454...ideo_720_file_[20211105185500:20211105185503].ts
Any idea how to solve this?

[codehound]

Any idea how to solve this?

Yes - use notaghost's solution.

Curl is built in to Windows 10 >

No install or extra files necessary.

Just copy and paste the syntax into a cmd prompt.

[notaghost]

yes just use curl

curl -o 20211105185#1.ts https://sdn-global-live-streaming-packager-cache.3qsdn.com/9584/2021/11/05/264_1149454...ideo_720_file_20211105185[500-503].ts

[Alan2154]

yes just use curl

curl -o 20211105185#1.ts https://sdn-global-live-streaming-packager-cache.3qsdn.com/9584/2021/11/05/264_1149454...ideo_720_file_20211105185[500-503].ts

Just tried the same method with the add-on and it works too!