In this way is it possible to use the same account to download multiple videos per day? is it enough to change the IP and read the cookies again?
Question How to Download Recurbate Videos
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In this way is it possible to use the same account to download multiple videos per day? is it enough to change the IP and read the cookies again?
Yes, I have had no issues doing this with baconator's program.
Question - How to Download Recurbate Videos
updated the python script for better error handleing and eta estimation: Would be awesome if you could hot fix the older python script too, if you have time. Thanks in advance :pepoLove:
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Ok guys I will teach you how to download any part of a video with ffmpeg. But I'm not going to teach you how to use ffmpeg.
What you need:
- A free premium account (the 7 days, figure it out by yourself how to get it. Use Tor with Brave, it's quite simple)
- Google Chrome (does not work with other browsers)
- the free Chrome extension "video m3u8 sniffer"
I will share this image with you so that you can properly understand what you need to replace.
In red: user_agent, to know your "user_agent" you just have to type in the Google search "my user agent", the browser will give it to you. You will just have to replace the link with yours.
In blue: This is the start of the part of the video you want to download. For example, if the video lasts 2 hours, and you want 15 minutes from 29 minutes, you start by writing 00:29:00 and 00:15:00. (in fact you have to do a slight calculation if you want to be very precise, but if you are lazy I advise you to use round numbers each time.)
In green: the link to the video which will be offered to you with the extension "video m3u8 sniffer" when you click on the video. You just have to click on "copy" and it will directly copy it (no need to highlight it.) Then you will just have to paste it instead.
Instead of "name".mp4 you write whatever you want. But don't use - . For example if you want to write a date write name2024.07.05.mp4 but not name2024-07-05.mp4 because it will count as a command.
The download is "quite slow", if you have a good connection it will literally take the time you write. For example, if you want to download 00:10:00 minutes of a video, it will take 10 minutes to download.
You can only download 3 videos at the same time by opening another command prompt.
I advise you to save this prompt in Wordpad, so when you want to download a video you just have to replace the link and write the duration. No need to rewrite the user_agent and all the commands...
ffmpeg -v warning -stats -re -user_agent "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/____ (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/___._._._ Safari/___.__" -multiple_requests 1 -ss 00:29:00 -i " " -c copy -t 00:15:00 name.mp4
What you need:
- A free premium account (the 7 days, figure it out by yourself how to get it. Use Tor with Brave, it's quite simple)
- Google Chrome (does not work with other browsers)
- the free Chrome extension "video m3u8 sniffer"
I will share this image with you so that you can properly understand what you need to replace.
In red: user_agent, to know your "user_agent" you just have to type in the Google search "my user agent", the browser will give it to you. You will just have to replace the link with yours.
In blue: This is the start of the part of the video you want to download. For example, if the video lasts 2 hours, and you want 15 minutes from 29 minutes, you start by writing 00:29:00 and 00:15:00. (in fact you have to do a slight calculation if you want to be very precise, but if you are lazy I advise you to use round numbers each time.)
In green: the link to the video which will be offered to you with the extension "video m3u8 sniffer" when you click on the video. You just have to click on "copy" and it will directly copy it (no need to highlight it.) Then you will just have to paste it instead.
Instead of "name".mp4 you write whatever you want. But don't use - . For example if you want to write a date write name2024.07.05.mp4 but not name2024-07-05.mp4 because it will count as a command.
The download is "quite slow", if you have a good connection it will literally take the time you write. For example, if you want to download 00:10:00 minutes of a video, it will take 10 minutes to download.
You can only download 3 videos at the same time by opening another command prompt.
I advise you to save this prompt in Wordpad, so when you want to download a video you just have to replace the link and write the duration. No need to rewrite the user_agent and all the commands...
ffmpeg -v warning -stats -re -user_agent "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/____ (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/___._._._ Safari/___.__" -multiple_requests 1 -ss 00:29:00 -i " " -c copy -t 00:15:00 name.mp4
Do you need to do any trick? I have tried twice and it says to disable vpn when I try to upgrade.
Edit: tried again and it worked.
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if it says to disable vpn, that means your IP was already used for the free trial, change vpn location and try again
Bro, I'm sorry for the stupid question, but how do I run the resulting code?
With windows powershell or just the command prompt (cmd) but you must have ffmpeg installed before. Watch a tutorial; it literally takes 5 minutes to install. Then you follow the information I wrote, you copy/paste the line in powershell or command prompt and you press enter. Simple.
I get the error "Cookie Expired: Failed on url: ". Something similar on your tutorial. What could be the problem?