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Cloud hero here with marginal coding skills...and not in Python at all...so sorry if this is hackish. I'm also too lazy to throw a GUI or even a command line on it. Download IDLE or something, paste it in a file, change the epochtime variable, run it, and enjoy replays. That's what I do, at least. And if you're a coder, make it better.

The Liveme API is broken but the videos are all still saved. So here's some quick python code that finds replays based on the replay ID (epoch timestamp). The basic principle is that you take the replay ID, strip it, convert it to Hong Kong time zone for the second part of the link, and add a second at a time until you find the video m3u8 link. Set up like this, it'll go through for a 10-minute window, and it'll print out any URLs that are valid (i.e. don't time out after 0.25 seconds). It goes for so long because sometimes the first valid link found is not the full video when searching this way.


from datetime import datetime
import math
import urllib.request
from socket import timeout

epochtime = 16978870893091464654

prefix='https://vod.oc.linkv.fun/yolo-'
suffix='.m3u8'
starttime = math.floor(epochtime/10000000000) + (3600*8)
dt = datetime.utcfromtimestamp(starttime)

for x in range(600):
target=starttime+x
targetdt = datetime.utcfromtimestamp(target)
filename=prefix + str(epochtime) + '--' + targetdt.strftime('%Y%m%d%H%M%S') + suffix
try:
print(filename + urllib.request.urlopen(filename, timeout=.25).getcode())
except timeout:
continue
except:
print(filename + " found")

thanks so much. Most of us here are noobs in code..

We really dont know how to even start working on this. But thanks a lot for sharing. I really hope someone here figures out or develops further.

Is there a slightest possibility that we take LIVEMEPRO tools COde and update ?

Thank you for this. I put this in IDLE and ran it but I get this error: IndentationError: expected an indented block after 'for' statement on line 13

How would one change the epochtime variable?

Python uses indents to define blocks of code, and pasting it into the chat ruined my indents! Sorry about that. Wherever there's a colon (i.e. "for x in range(600):") the line below it has to be indented. Let's try again...maybe this will work. I don't post much so apologies for the formatting mistakes.

from datetime import datetime
import math
import urllib.request
from socket import timeout

epochtime = 16978870893091464654

prefix='https://vod.oc.linkv.fun/yolo-'
suffix='.m3u8'
starttime = math.floor(epochtime/10000000000) + (3600*8)
dt = datetime.utcfromtimestamp(starttime)

for x in range(600):
target=starttime+x
targetdt = datetime.utcfromtimestamp(target)
filename=prefix + str(epochtime) + '--' + targetdt.strftime('%Y%m%d%H%M%S') + suffix
try:
print(filename + urllib.request.urlopen(filename, timeout=.25).getcode())
except timeout:
continue
except:
print(filename + " found")
break