Closed Infinitay closed 1 year ago
Hmm the purpose of --force
is to run with --id
only to force download the live
Space, not for monitoring. 🤔
Is it possible at all to do what I suggested? I'm worried about the recording not being available on the servers because they usually remove it pretty fast. I'm not sure if I had any issues with this yet using this tool, but manually it has happened. Same with broadcasts.
Afaik Space master url always stay on their server for at least 30 days.
Unless the owner (host) decide to deactive/delete account.
I have it running for almost 1 year and no issue so far 🤔
watch: Request failed with status code 404
FWIW they did not opt to save a recording for this space
Even when user do not choose to save, server will keep it.
You just need to get the playlist url before Space end.
I stand corrected. It worked just fine after I passed in the master_playlist
URL. I kept trying the noRedirectPlaybackUrl
found in the call to api/1.1/live_video_stream/status/
.
Thanks for letting me know.
I am still trying to figure out how to properly use this tool as I was under the impression it downloads the space in real-time. When I tried it first using
twspace-crawler --env ./.env --config ./config.json --id <space_id>
it found the space but did not start downloading it yet. After taking a closer look at the README and reading it in full I misunderstood the functionality.It's written "Monitor user(s) indefinitely, wait for live Space and download when Space ended". I tried passing in
--force
to force it to download the space which it did. However, it kept fetching the space and attempting to re-download it as the terminal kept monitoring the same user. Furthermore, the downloaded file did not seem to be re-written after all those calls.The reason for this I believe is due to the ffmpeg command. ffmpeg by default does not overwrite an existing file and asks you either to rename the file or overwrite it via
-y
flag which twspace-crawler does not use.It would be nice if either
--overwrite
--download-segments