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plugins.vimeo: connection is closing after every full hour of written data #3492
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the video url expires after 60 minutes, Ref #2626 |
I've been saving two copies of a stream simultaneously, one of them offset by several minutes. Editing the resulting files into one video is inconvenient but this approach prevents losing any data. |
Thank you. I didn't think about that. The problem is that most of the time I don't want to have extra connections, because at times I'm running a lot of those. Btw, command "--hls-timeout 10" closes down the connection way faster than without the command. So I'm losing less data with that. |
Is there an update on this, this has been affecting me as well. |
Hi, any update on this? |
Does anybody have examples of regular live streams that are DASH based? They will show something like:
in the Streamlink output when opened. I'm not interested in streams that are shown as |
Plugin Issue
Description
After every full hour written data streamlink is unable to open URL (Failed to reload playlist) - (403 Client Error: Forbidden for url).
Streamlink closes currently open stream.
BUT, stream is still running and you are still able to start recording again. Every connection just ends after 1 hour and you need to make a new connection.
The problem is that streamlink needs about 1 minute to close down the connection. And my running loop script starts looping after the connection is closed. That means I'm losing at least about 1 minute of possible written data after every full hour.
Reproduction steps / Explicit stream URLs to test
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Additional comments, etc.
I think streamlink is fetching & using a temporary HLS link that works for 1 hour max?
Hopefully there is a workaround.
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