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  1. Hello,

    Does anybody have any idea how to do this?

    I have an account on a site that is streaming mp4 videos that I'd like to save to watch on a plane.

    It looks like the videos are being sent chunk by chunk from urls that looks like:
    Code:
    https://video-node.swarmcdn.com/[some long string]/[even longer string].mp4
    In the request headers for each chunk, the url is the same but I see the byte range change. For example:
    Code:
    range: bytes=48183106-48347961
    The request headers also have something curious. The authority is
    Code:
    video-node.swarmcdn.com
    The origin and referrer is site I login to in order to view the videos.

    Any one have any ideas how to save these videos?
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  2. You can't find mpd/manifest/m3u8 something?
    Read this thread carefully, also swarmcdn is mentioned.
    https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/398743-Newbie-How-to-download-what-I-think-is-MPEG...light=swarmcdn
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  3. video link?
    Last edited by lomero; 27th Nov 2021 at 15:30.
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  4. Thanks vegeta!

    I had read that post but I didn't realize it applied to mp4 files.

    Another thing I did wrong was I was watching network calls after the player was loaded and after the play button was pressed. This caused me to miss seeing the call to fetch the manifest.
    Once I found that call, using that url and changing the extension from .mp4 -> m3u8 worked!
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  5. Originally Posted by rowdy23 View Post
    Thanks vegeta!

    I had read that post but I didn't realize it applied to mp4 files.

    Another thing I did wrong was I was watching network calls after the player was loaded and after the play button was pressed. This caused me to miss seeing the call to fetch the manifest.
    Once I found that call, using that url and changing the extension from .mp4 -> m3u8 worked!
    Glad you worked it out and glad you learned something.
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