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Clearly, he based it on the open-source code from GitHub, which simply concatenates the MPEG-TS segments and adds an .mp4 file extension at the end. You can che
by Equal46 2y ago
Clearly, he based it on the open-source code from GitHub, which simply concatenates the MPEG-TS segments and adds an .mp4 file extension at the end. You can check out my previous work on a download site for the Bluesky platform at https://blueskyvideodownload.com https://blueskyvideodownload.com, which runs smoothly and returns the correct video.
- yangxiaobo 2y agoYour website looks great, and the downloaded videos work fine. Thumbs up to you!
- Retr0id 2y agoFascinating, your site looks so similar I wouldn't be surprised if one was a clone of the other. But, I checked yours out and can confirm that it returns a correctly muxed MP4. Maybe if you both open-sourced your codebases we could've avoided this duplication ;)
- Equal46 2y agoHaha, I appreciate the observation! As a backend developer, I’m definitely more comfortable with the backend processes. But I also used Claude for the frontend, and while AI helps maintain a consistent aesthetic, it does lead to similar responses for everyone. That’s one of the downsides of relying on AI!
- Equal46 2y agoAppreciate the feedback—it got me thinking the design needed a real upgrade. So, I went back and gave the whole layout a fresh look. Check it out—feels like a new experience, right? Definitely a step up from before. Let me know what you think!
- yangxiaobo 2y agoGreat suggestion, haha!