how to download videos from Vdocipher?

[qazwsdc]

https://www.vdocipher.com/blog/2014/12/add-text-to-videos-with-watermark/

[Silv3r]

TubeDigger

[ddll2]

https://www.vdocipher.com/blog/2014/12/add-text-to-videos-with-watermark/

no sweat

https://freeimage.host/i/Kxnqyns

[TubeDigger]

Try to record such video or another one

[TubeDigger]

no sweat

https://freeimage.host/i/Kxnqyns

Sweat or sweet or whatever else?
Anyway, do you think bypassing sandbox in browser is funny?

[ddll2]

[TubeDigger]

Bypassing browsers sandbox protection was hard, but later I discovered that suppressing bitrate transition could be even more harder.
Anyway, it works, little disappointed that few persons admired such type of recording, but thanks for paying attention to me.

[lsg1310]

Is anyone able to download anything from jfc.org.il with StreamFab? It seemed like they had it figured out for a while, but there must have been some update recently that messed it up. I can at least get the 'Download MPD' button to appear the first time I go to the video, and can add the download, but it comes up with 'Failed' after running for a bit.

[imr_saleh]

url?

[lsg1310]

url?

It's a rental. I don't know if it's even a vdocipher issue since I was able to download from their site

[ytdlhelp]

Why do you advertise paid software and attract its authors who want money?

jfc.org.il seems to not require "Android app" yet so probably should work with a physical L3 CDM that is not banned yet, though it bans my VPN. Will take a look later if I can find non-banned IP.

If recording is required, maybe check if DeCENC helps, but never tried to use it.

[TubeDigger]

Why do you advertise paid software and attract its authors who want money?

No sweat. Advertise. It was just simply suggestion. VPNs also want money and monthly.

[ytdlhelp]

No sweat. Advertise. It was just simply suggestion. VPNs also want money and monthly.

I only use free VPNs/proxies/Tor.

Cloudflare WARP turned out to be non-banned. So, the keys are, if needed.

https://jfc.org.il/news_journal/27673-2/91680-2/

--key 2e0c48f91f155820bb66c8736976aacb:39b077207639f3e1aef3590b652b67a2 --key 349ad67d034c50c7a0c4d0ec68b7e0ef:694a08ad8a28da56c55d7c555e7738ab --key 67e58a51bfcb553da0f352a717288c5f:11a2253d07cf12b0bfe74b7ebffe590b --key 70ab0a8e764a5713a594fe5271c04c93:a0931b7187fc94cac441a3d45b5820b1

https://zerospoker.com/video/reglas-de-una-partida-de-poker/

--key 6840c39907cb595cad4ac64d82a7aad1:fa9eb19bf9c72ec9e357ec5dd6fcba54 --key 21068d0ad6d85a8994ba968dbceb5726:7a36d97dc32cb06dd5d8981375d056fc --key b99f73754a8d5d5f8b3d84c27436cf45:2cc2b15d7b7f0fa68b0766853e00e072 --key c4ef829e1d8450d8a528d8720b178da9:c7408a283c91dd4569757da4a98614ca

[TubeDigger]

I only use free VPNs/proxies/Tor.

Free VPNs pose risk for obvious reasons. Free proxies stop working soon. Tor speed is slow.
Half of people in US and many people in UK and France are frustrated now about how to watch porn for free due to recent law of age verification.

[ytdlhelp]

Free VPNs pose risk for obvious reasons. Free proxies stop working soon. Tor speed is slow.
Half of people in US and many people in UK and France are frustrated now about how to watch porn for free due to recent law of age verification.

Seeing how even paid services harass their users these days, because why not both take money and also user sell data/show ads to them, I think it is better to consider VPNs as untrustworthy by default. They still hide my IP address from the websites and help circumvent censorship or georestrictions, however. Tor speed is usable for most cases. But as for open proxies, these are truly slow, to the point of having timeouts most of the time despite the listings say they should be good, so no idea what is wrong. For now free Hola/Opera proxy (using open source clients) work on most websites that don't take measures against proxies/VPNs. But on VdoCipher, it seems all these options are blocked, though until recently, one of the IPs of the free VPN wasn't.

[larley]

Then don't be surprised that almost all IPs of public VPNs are blacklisted (or VPNs that make their server IPs public for the sake of transparency, like Mullvad does)