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Multiple URLS not working the recently added stream.nbcolympics.com feature #15595
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Is there more information needed for this issue to be looked at? I do apologize if I missed anything that you guys need. |
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Make sure to include the actual commands you ran when you got those outputs |
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The information is in the debug output: Or as I put it in: If you are asking for my username and password to be submitted to a public bug report I am not in a position to provide that. |
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These are the final 23 that are are still not downloading with the current version. |
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Now that I have been able to get all the working ones down I have started to dig into why these are not working myself a bit. IT seems that something is not getting parsed right. As on the actual viewer in my browser I get The biggest issue I see is that the youtubedl live-sources contain expired sources while the browsers contains ones listed as replay. Trying to see if I can figure out where youtubedl is getting it's links from. |
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Ohh, jeez. I think I found the issue. However, that is not changing the pid that is in the downloaded file, only the pid that the player itself uses. I am going to continue digging to see if there is a way I can get youtube-dl to respect the pid after the ? in the url. |
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I fear I may have hit the limits of what I can find as I do not actually understand how the adobe MSO functionality is working in Youtube-DL to further reverse the problem. What I know: NBC is doing about 3 redirects from what I see in the browser until the real feed, PID 204022 shows up. Manually setting PID to 204022 works for all steps except the final one when the auth is requested. My suspicion is that the resource variable is mismatched from what adobe is expecting for the feed. I will continue to dig, however if someone can give a bit more insight I would appreciate it. |
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I am going to close this issue as NBCOlympics are actively removing videos and any that I do not have already or download via a second means are gone. Hopefully this bug does not show up at a future olympics, But knowing NBC............. |
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I have been downloading quite a few of the files without issues however some of the URLS come back reporting the above errors. I have tried multiple times and nothing I do can make these URLS download. They play just fine in my web browser of choice (Firefox). I expect to find more as Figure skating seems to be a major offender of the issue.