site support/feature request: puls24.at

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site support/feature request: puls24.at #26743

Open xwitty opened 3 years ago

xwitty commented 3 years ago

Checklist

[X] I'm reporting a new site support request
[X] I've verified that I'm running youtube-dl version 2020.09.20
[X] I've checked that all provided URLs are alive and playable in a browser
[X] I've checked that none of provided URLs violate any copyrights
[X] I've searched the bugtracker for similar site support requests including closed ones

Example URLs

Single video: https://www.puls24.at/video/milborn-zur-wien-wahl-leonore-gewessler

Description

New news site (subsidiary of already supported puls4 -> might be very similar!!!)

october262 commented 3 years ago

use the firefox addon called the stream Detector use it to grab the m3u8 stream. set the copy URL as: youtube-dl command click copy all visible URLs open terminal and paste into terminal

xwitty commented 3 years ago

I tried the method above, but audio missing ...

jkirk commented 3 years ago

Just tried it and had the same problem. I finally managed to produce a working video and this how I did it:

Open Firefox dev tools (F12), go to the "Network" tab, filter m3u8 and then load/refresh the website
You should see 3 playlist.m3u8 links -> try each of them with youtube-dl. One contains only the video stream, one contains only the audio stream, and one should contain both. The output is always named playlist-playlist.mp4 so make sure you delete / rename the file (or use the -o option) before retrying.

In case you only manage to download the video and audio stream separately, this is the command to merge them:

ffmpeg -i video-only.mp4 -i audio-only.mp4 -c copy -map 0:v:0 -map 1:a:0 output.mp4

annomatik commented 1 year ago

I can confirm, that it is possible to download Puls 24 videos by manually getting the playlist.m3u8 in the dev tools and downloading it with youtube-dl. Unfortunatelly, that's a manual step for every video which I don't know how to automate (e.g. in a bash script).

Would it be possible to support Puls 24 and/or Puls 4 natively in youtube-dl? As far as I understand, Puls 4 should work but doesn't and both sites should work the same. Thank you!

dirkf commented 1 year ago

Someone needs to analyse how the video with id v-c5z3uwdl9upl (from the OP test page) is converted into the playlist URL(s).

Or generate a HAR archive from the devtools showing the process of loading the page and then starting the video, which should contain the information required to create an extractor or modify an existing one.

dirkf commented 1 year ago

Regarding Puls4, that seems to be a dead end at the moment: https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp/issues/4939#issuecomment-1257633305.

dirkf commented 1 year ago

Also: https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp/issues/4828#issuecomment-1644936129

annomatik commented 1 year ago

Someone needs to analyse how the video with id v-c5z3uwdl9upl (from the OP test page) is converted into the playlist URL(s).

How can I generate such a HAR archive? The playlist for that ID is: https://vas-v4.p7s1video.net/4.0/playlist.mpd?x=01&y=4Ax80daeITqVgOfp6eNmqR4y5Mc9ZKeYyff73ZBOvBw5Z-m39R4dqUf_EZGFxSke4tVgo-Lfdd0QxhCWLNsgM6hDno3GM2mOIp7B4ZjSfh3wH5o_Hnt2frnRRoD1QWX1g4V4AzlyJykUOqdMbw2ycJTtUbbWfG8dTYD0-4N3Q3NnFQErRHF6mnCjejsq1ah2rsIHU7SbpsUhFOYX2--w2q6giJqJ_2ok3v-lb8EEHJO7rZg_nVD_zSarT9iuhOM0AvDetLLnMdqE4yBVXYBwBUyR-WuYHfFEN97OXxOtZI40e_xQ_cLFk3qYX6su0nm01Qyf3H2Y9sHx-gMUhqJTxg

dirkf commented 1 year ago

Clear your browser history and/or use a private window. Follow instructions such as linked here. Navigate from the blank page to the point where the video plays. Save the HAR.