Open aaronvegh opened 8 years ago
Well, Wistia should already be supported, according to supportedsites.md
Edit:
Here is a link I found manually: https://embed-ssl.wistia.com/deliveries/b7835fb9475ffcd2c117004ffa9005fd32c8872e.bin
Is that the video you wanted?
I'm not really interested in the video per se; I'm looking to ensure that Youtube-DL can support videos on this site. I think the reason it can't find the video is that Realm is injecting the video tags after the page loads using Javascript. I don't know if Youtube-DL supports loading JS and pulling video data that way, but it should because several sites that I've run into do just that.
Which site? Realm.com (Issue title) or Realm.io (Example link)?
Because realm.io doesn't look like a video site to me, how many videos are accessible there?
But you are right otherwise, the video embed isn't there initially, only after clicking that 'Play' symbol on the video..
Yikes, sorry about that. It's realm.io, the mobile database developer. For some reason they publish a series of technical talk videos for iOS developers, so a naive visitor to the site wouldn't know they did such a thing. However, videos like those linked in my original are super-popular among developers. It seems they link primarily from their News page: https://realm.io/news/.
Okay, sounds interesting..
There are not that many videos there, I would assume, but it would be nice to get them easily, I agree.. So, if someone has the necessary time and skills to write a new information extractor, please go ahead.
BTW:
Mobile database? So, I can't use that database for a web application, a desktop app, or just as the database for my website backend? :wink:
This seems to be related to https://github.com/rg3/youtube-dl/issues/8347. The issue is that the embedded videos on the site are not detected. Example https://realm.io/news/benji-encz-unidirectional-data-flow-swift/
Here is another example video on realm.io where the download attempt fails. Any news meanwhile?
Another video link for you to test the implementation with.
Up till a couple weeks ago, Realm hosted their videos on Youtube, but they've now switched to Wistia. Here's an example page: https://realm.io/news/alexis-gallagher-3d-touch-swift/