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For a long time I've used the by hand method of URL extraction either inspecting source code and searching for .flv or .mp4 filetypes (or simply "file:*"). The
by tlow 11y ago
For a long time I've used the by hand method of URL extraction either inspecting source code and searching for .flv or .mp4 filetypes (or simply "file:*"). The other method I use is the built in developer tools "network" tab of chrome under "inspect element". So far, I've only encountered one host (sorry I cannot remember the name) which I wasn't able to extract the source file via one of these two methods.
- Jonhoo 11y agoYes, the second method I used to use quite frequently, but it means you have to open your browser, click play to get the video to load (which will spawn a torrent of ad pop-ups and captcha prompts and whatnot). This way I can get the download straight from the command line.