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Video id: 16419456358691549645
If you look at this through the liveme pro tools, you get this m3u3 link:
http://vod.oc.linkv.fun/yolo-16419456358691549645--20220112080800.m3u8 = 2h long vid
If you try to find the link through livemesimplegui you get:
http://vod.oc.linkv.fun/yolo-16419456358691549645--20220112080142.m3u8 = about a 6 seconds vid
I get that the script tries finding the correct link and once it finds one, it returns it, but is there a way to find the proper, long videos? 90% of video IDs work fine with the script, but this is for the remaining 10%.
tetudin, I tried messing around with the script myself but couldn't figure out a fix. The difference between these two links is about 7 minutes, so it's quite a lot of links to check, and before you even manage to find the "correct" link, you'll get rate limited.
For this link I tried taking the "expiry date value - video duration value" and figure out the correct start date from there, but it's also incorrect, based on the liveme data. Expired videos don't have a correct expired field.
So my question is, is there anything you can think of to find the correct, long video link?
If you look at this through the liveme pro tools, you get this m3u3 link:
http://vod.oc.linkv.fun/yolo-16419456358691549645--20220112080800.m3u8 = 2h long vid
If you try to find the link through livemesimplegui you get:
http://vod.oc.linkv.fun/yolo-16419456358691549645--20220112080142.m3u8 = about a 6 seconds vid
I get that the script tries finding the correct link and once it finds one, it returns it, but is there a way to find the proper, long videos? 90% of video IDs work fine with the script, but this is for the remaining 10%.
tetudin, I tried messing around with the script myself but couldn't figure out a fix. The difference between these two links is about 7 minutes, so it's quite a lot of links to check, and before you even manage to find the "correct" link, you'll get rate limited.
For this link I tried taking the "expiry date value - video duration value" and figure out the correct start date from there, but it's also incorrect, based on the liveme data. Expired videos don't have a correct expired field.
So my question is, is there anything you can think of to find the correct, long video link?
