Traceback (most recent call last):

[LOMEO1]

Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:\Users\test\Desktop\skillshare-downloader\skillshare-downloader-master\code\example.py", line 10, in dl.download_course_by_url('https://www.skillshare.com/classes/Learn-Adobe-Photoshop-Like-a-Pro-Advanced-Techniques/1959580090') File "C:\Users\test\Desktop\skillshare-downloader\skillshare-downloader-master\code\downloader.py", line 36, in download_course_by_url self.download_course_by_class_id(m.group(1)) File "C:\Users\test\Desktop\skillshare-downloader\skillshare-downloader-master\code\downloader.py", line 83, in download_course_by_class_id raise Exception('Failed to read video ID from data') Exception: Failed to read video ID from data

C:\Users\test\Desktop\skillshare-downloader\skillshare-downloader-master\code>pause Press any key to continue . . .

[aolteanu00]

Someone posted this in another issue post and it worked for me::::::

I found that replacing if 'video_hashed_id' in s and s['video_hashed_id']: video_id = s['video_hashed_id'].split(':')[1]

with

if 'video_hashed_id' in s and s['video_hashed_id']: video_id = s['video_hashed_id'].split(':')[1] elif 'video_thumbnail_url' in s and s['video_thumbnail_url']: video_id = s['video_thumbnail_url'].split('/')[6]

in download.py did the trick which is a simple fix, if the video_hashed_id is empty, use the id from the thumbnail :P