Open Eikreis opened 1 year ago
Try my fork which can handle lagging and produce fewer video files: https://github.com/roju/tiktok-live-recorder
Works good so far. There was 1 streamer I couldn't record and it gave me this error:
ERROR - rtmp_pull_url not in response: {'data': {'prompts': ''}, 'extra': {'now': 1692122709147}, 'status_code': 4003110}
Try my fork which can handle lagging and produce fewer video files: https://github.com/roju/tiktok-live-recorder
I had one where it froze in the middle of recording, but I don't think it was because of lag. I think the live paused for a few seconds.
Hey there, first off, huge thanks to the creator of this project.
And shoutout to @roju for an awesome fork of it.
I'm using the @roju version and recently I thought about setting up a dedicated folder for videos right at the root of the project.
So, what I do is call the script using this command: python ttlr.py -user username -ffmpeg -combine -out_dir video
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But here's where the issue pops up - during the concatenation step, it creates a txt file named concat.txt inside the video folder and that's when the script just crashes.
Hey there, first off, huge thanks to the creator of this project. And shoutout to @roju for an awesome fork of it. I'm using the @roju version and recently I thought about setting up a dedicated folder for videos right at the root of the project. So, what I do is call the script using this command:
python ttlr.py -user username -ffmpeg -combine -out_dir video
. But here's where the issue pops up - during the concatenation step, it creates a txt file named concat.txt inside the video folder and that's when the script just crashes.
Please, for issues related to roju's fork, open an issues from him
Apologies for posting here, but I couldn't find the "create issue" option in the @roju fork. So, I'm reaching out in this manner. Also, I'm hopeful that @Michele0303 might introduce a similar solution for dealing with frequent disconnects.
Thanks for this project.
@Marksmanship256 @Michele0303 Hi there, I didn’t realize issues weren’t enabled on my fork. Just enabled it. I’ll be monitoring and responding to the issues on my fork from now on.
On version 3.9, command example: py main.py -user username -mode automatic -ffmpeg
Recorder drops and restarts the recording multiple times during the stream, generated 10 files from TK_username_2023.07.04_16-12-37 thru TK_username_2023.07.04_16-19-41
So 10 files over the span of about 7 minutes, that's a ton. I can't imagine what I'm going to get on long streams...