How do I start to download streamed media on this site? It has all I need in my language
How do I download the streaming media off of the site/or the media files' server?
Is there a client you guys know about that I can start using? Or is there a process to it?
Help is very appreciated! Thanks
Okay, this was harder than anticipated. Maybe someone can find an easier solution:
Go to the video you want to download, open the DevTools in your browser (F12 in Firefox), go to Network (you might need to reload the page), play the video. In the search bar under Network type in .m3u8. You'll get a file likely named master.m3u8. Right-click on it 'Copy value' than 'Copy url'. Paste this in the following yt-dlp command:
yt-dlp \ --add-header "Referer: https://vidmoly.to/" \ "https://paste-url-here.to/master.m3u8"
This should download the video.
If you want the subtitles, search for .vtt instead (you might need to select the desired subtitles in the player first). You can directly open the subtile file and download it.
I really hope someone can give you an easier solution.
Don't hesitate to ask further questions!
If you look through the FAQ section the reason for this makes a lot of sense, and is similar to what I would've expected.
The short answer is that supporting piracy sites would in all likelihood result in the project being shut down. In the past, other similar projects have been shut down due to supporting piracy sites. The yt-dlp maintainers are of the position that supporting such sites is not worth the risk.
Try jdownloader2.
Try this extension
I just tried it and this does work but you need to install their CoApp, which seems to basically just an ffmpeg wrapper.
That's what I found and am struggling with RIGHT NOW! It seems that If I had Firefox it would work straight away. But I run Waterfox, and it doesn't work. Trying to figure out where to move the install files into Waterfox... Hmmm...
According to the waterfox documentation you should just be able to install the extension from addons.mozilla.
If you want to use this addon on this website you still need the CoApp installed separately.
Have you tried tossing the URLs into yt-dlp? That's the go-to software for downloading video from streaming sites.
Did you try yt-dlp? It might work.