Open Liam942 opened 8 months ago
Same issue here! Also using the -proxy argument (TOR is installed and configured) does not solve this either.
Same, with and without a proxy.
I'm having the same problem.
i think its working with vpn set to USA Houston, TX
Same error with v4.2, but it's work with v4.1
Same error with v4.2, but it's work with v4.1
Both don't work for me. It seems the default proxy (TOR) is also blocked by TikTok.
Same error with v4.2, but it's work with v4.1
Just checked - it doesn't work on 4.1 also.
only working with American ip for me
I put on american ip and tried to record american tiktokers and failed on them as well
im using Mullvad vpn
v4.1 without vpn and proxy, it's ok for me (i'm using python 3.9.7)
v4.1 without vpn and proxy, it's ok for me (i'm using python 3.9.7)
i dont think -combine works properly in v4.1
I now understand why it worked with this v4.1 I had included the cookie in the file "bot_utils.py" now it works properly with v4.2 if you included the cookie
Yes, it works. Thanks for the tip! v4.2
for me typing in feed/?aid makes nothing show up
for me typing in feed/?aid makes nothing show up
Try typing just "feed" in Network search, it should show up as I also had the same problem, and don't forget to refresh page. By the way, you can access Cookies without going to Dev Console. You can install Cookie editor extensions on your supported browser, for example EditThisCookie on Chrome.
I'm also trying to get it to work, but where the hell is csrf_session_id located? Searched it in feed, Cookie editor, but still can't find it.
Yes, it worked, thank you!
It's important to look for the name feed/?WebldLastTime= in the network section. Copy all lines from the cookie section, not just csrf_session_id.
Yes, it worked, thank you!
It's important to look for the name feed/?WebldLastTime= in the network section. Copy all lines from the cookie section, not just csrf_session_id.
Oh, I thought that I needed csrf_session_id which I couldn't find, but it works without it. Cheers!
So do we need cookies now? Not the best news...
So do we need cookies now? Not the best news...
Indeed. You'd better start creating some burner accounts as I expect them to start blocking accounts very soon.
@roberto-sartori-gl @booleangit Do you really understand how this works?
Yes, do you?
The problem is not the account being banned, the problem is that cookies may become invalid. I have my tiktok-live scripts running automatically on an headless machine, if now I have to keep the cookies up to date, it will become much more complex to manage.
@roberto-sartori-gl @booleangit Do you really understand how this works?
Yes, do you? The problem is not the account being banned, the problem is that cookies may become invalid. I have my tiktok-live scripts running automatically on an headless machine, if now I have to keep the cookies up to date, it will become much more complex to manage.
Do you know how many times I have changed cookies in the T1kt0k script since 2021? One time and only because I logged in from a new phone.
I don't want to discuss this anymore, no one is forcing you. You either offer your solution, or use or do not use what you have. This is exactly how Github works.
The fact that you had to change cookies only one time, it doesn't mean that everyone will have the same experience.
And even if they change only on a new login/logout, this is still much more complex than just download a live using a script that doesn't change. Not sure why you are denying this.
@roberto-sartori-gl @booleangit
Do you really understand how this works? Or are you afraid of the word cookies? Can you identify if it's a human refreshing the page every 30 seconds or a script? If yes, tell me how you would got it? If not.
Wow, where does this hostility come from? I've even thanked you for posting the solution. I'm a C++ developer, so Python would definitely be a hobby language in comparison, but I'm not calling you a hobbyist, am I?
All I said is that because of the cookie, they now can easily identify which account is making the requests. In the previous situation (where you're just an anonymous user), they could only block your IP if you're hammering their servers with requests. Is that really so hard to understand?
Unrestricted country list: https://github.com/Michele0303/TikTok-Live-Recorder/edit/main/GUIDE.md#unrestricted-country 2023-12-14 22:34:11,266 - ERROR - Exception caught in main: 2023-12-14 22:34:11,267 - ERROR - Redirect
Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:\Users\hejsa\Downloads\tiktok-live-recorder\tiktok_bot.py", line 279, in get_room_id_from_user raise errors.Blacklisted('Redirect') errors.Blacklisted: Redirect
During handling of the above exception, another exception occurred:
Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:\Users\hejsa\Downloads\tiktok-live-recorder\ttlr.py", line 103, in main bot.run() File "C:\Users\hejsa\Downloads\tiktok-live-recorder\tiktok_bot.py", line 87, in run raise e File "C:\Users\hejsa\Downloads\tiktok-live-recorder\tiktok_bot.py", line 48, in run self.room_id = self.get_room_id_from_user() ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ File "C:\Users\hejsa\Downloads\tiktok-live-recorder\tiktok_bot.py", line 285, in get_room_id_from_user raise errors.Blacklisted(e) errors.Blacklisted: Redirect