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  1. I don't know if there will be any way to speed up the downloads of the MPD links.

    I usually use the "N_m3u8DL" program and it works fine, but I notice that some MPD links download the video and audio in a few seconds (in 20-40 seconds) and other MPD links can take up to 20 minutes or more.

    That's why I wanted to ask, if there is any method, update or something that speeds up the download in slow MPD links.

    thank you.
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  2. Code:
    N_m3u8DL-RE --thread-count <number>
    And for future reference, use "N_m3u8DL-RE --help" to see all available arguments. There's a lot of stuff you can do.
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    maybe the video server isn't able to serve the files fast enough
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  4. I don't understand that code that you gave me. What I want is to know if there is any way to speed up the download of the MPD video, because it is not logical that some videos take 20-30 seconds and others take 15-20 minutes.

    If you could guide me a little.

    I have tried the "dash-mpd-cli" software but it does not download it, it checks the link but then it throws an error and does not download the video.
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  5. Threaded in this case means concurrent downloading of fragments, which will in most cases speed up the process. And I literally gave you the exact command to use...

    Code:
    N_m3u8DL-RE --thread-count 16 "MPD URL"
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  6. Originally Posted by stabbedbybrick View Post
    Threaded in this case means concurrent downloading of fragments, which will in most cases speed up the process. And I literally gave you the exact command to use...

    Code:
    N_m3u8DL-RE --thread-count 16 "MPD URL"
    Ok, I got it. Thank you.

    In other words, that 16 can be exchanged for a 32 and it would go even faster, if desired.
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