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Clement669 commented
MiguelSanchez
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?
 
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MiguelSanchez commented
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
 
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MiguelSanchez commented
Nope, didn't work. Trying something else...sorry.
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
 
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MiguelSanchez commented
There we go. And changing the epochtime variable is as easy as replacing "epochtime = 16978870893091464654" with whatever your replay ID is. If there's actual interest in this, I could make a simple GUI tool like the one tetudin made a while back where you can type it in without changing code. I think that one no longer works because it relied on underlying API calls that were removed...so it's broken for the same reason as Liveme Pro Tools.
 
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