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5 years ago There are multiple partial solutions for this, none of which have been merged with the main branch. I currently use #18827 with 2 lines changed (appkey broke about 1 month ago, my bilibili.py is here: https://pastebin.com/6AQ6BV4s). It downloads paged videos, but not as one would hope. It does not treat it as a playlist, so you must create a list of URLs. This is not such a big deal, if it weren't for the fact that it sometimes ignores the page title ("part2" in your example), making filename not unique resulting in attempts to download same file repeatedly. In these cases it requires babysitting, moving the files elsewhere or renaming before beginning another URL. I can't see under what conditions it will use the page title as part of the filename.
Anyway, you need to modify bilibili.py, as the main branch's has no logic for paged videos. So you can just replace your bilibili.py with one of the ones found on pull request (this one has just been posted a few days ago: #20393 , maybe it is better than what I use). Once you've done that just rebuild youtube-dl, or just build fresh from the commit which contains the desired bilibili.py.
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I am wondering if it is possible to have support for videos from Bilibili that are in multiple parts. One example is this: https://www.bilibili.com/video/av40918356/?p=2 When I enter this into youtube-dl, it only downloads the first part of the video, ignoring the /?p=2 on the end (part 1 has /?p=1 and part 3 has /?p=3 etc.). I've seen some people talk about potential solutions around this website (like here: #12654), however I have no idea how to implement them myself. Thanks so much if anyone can help explain this to me, I'm still a novice with things like this.