How are the “broadcast” tokens generated

[cobramostar]

Hi everyone,

I have a question about watching matches. For example, here’s a match page:
https://bhliga.com/match/4462002

My current workflow:

I open the match page and click the Broadcast button.

A list of links appears that will carry the stream.

The match starts at 15:00, and roughly 25 minutes earlier one of the links becomes active and allows viewing.

That active link usually contains a token (a parameter in the URL) and it only stays valid for a few hours.

My questions:

How exactly is that token computed?
Is it tied to time (e.g., a timestamp), IP address, session/browser, or something else?

Is it possible to extend the token’s validity so it lasts longer than just those few hours?
If yes, what is the standard approach (e.g., refreshing/renewing before expiry, requesting a new one from the player, or some other mechanism)?


Thanks in advance for any clarification or experiences!

[larley]

Share an example token and I might be able to help you out

[cobramostar]

You don’t need me to paste a token. You can reproduce it on your side:

Go to: https://bhliga.com/match/4462001

Click the Broadcast button.

Choose Arena Sport Premium 1.

You’ll be redirected to the player page at https://sport-panel247.store/player/BA/3783 and the video will load.
At that moment the player makes the streaming request and you’ll see the tokenized HLS URL in the network panel.

If you still prefer a token example, you can capture it yourself from the player page (the URL will contain parameters like s= and e= for expiry).

[LZAA]

N_m3u8DL-RE --live-real-time-merge -H "Referer: https://topembed.pw/" https://x4new.newkso.ru/x4/arena1premiumserbia/mono.m3u8