Describe the feature
Hiya, I know that the app itself can download a 'Stream' video if given the right URL, I just think that the extension is perhaps either looking at the wrong one, or if there is some basic logic as to what URL to choose, it is perhaps not sending the correct one. π
Cite: Here is a working ffmpeg method
I cited that purely to provide a working example of where someone has used the appropriate URL to grab it.
Without wanting to betray any privacy, I can see that it appears to always have this host(etc)+path, for me:
https://westeurope1-mediap.svc.ms/transform/videomanifest
Weird Aside
One thing I've noted in the otherwise identical (at least perceptively) downloads was that there were slight bit rate differences between using the ffmpeg copy method and the parabolic/ytdl one (using "best" & "best" for quality settings):
| Section | Key | Value Parabolic | Value ffmpeg |
| Video | Maximum bit rate | 1010 kb/s | 126 kb/s |
| Audio | Bit rate | 1467 kb/s | 62.4 kb/s |
Details taken from mediainfo
EDIT To be completely clear, I actually used the command in this subsequent comment for my ffmpeg attempt.
ffmpeg -i "{{URL}}" -codec copy output.mp4
Describe the feature
Hiya, I know that the app itself can download a 'Stream' video if given the right URL, I just think that the extension is perhaps either looking at the wrong one, or if there is some basic logic as to what URL to choose, it is perhaps not sending the correct one. π
Cite: Here is a working ffmpeg method
I cited that purely to provide a working example of where someone has used the appropriate URL to grab it.
Without wanting to betray any privacy, I can see that it appears to always have this host(etc)+path, for me:
https://westeurope1-mediap.svc.ms/transform/videomanifestWeird Aside
One thing I've noted in the otherwise identical (at least perceptively) downloads was that there were slight bit rate differences between using the ffmpeg copy method and the parabolic/ytdl one (using "best" & "best" for quality settings):
1010kb/s126kb/s1467kb/s62.4kb/sEDITTo be completely clear, I actually used the command in this subsequent comment for my ffmpeg attempt.ffmpeg -i "{{URL}}" -codec copy output.mp4