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This should be straightforward to explain and relates to the existing support of video extraction from the site rte.ie.
Basically, I can save most shows fine, such as: https://www.rte.ie/player/ie/show/women-on-the-verge-30006446/10964653/
The issue is when I attempt to save the pre-recorded news broadcast (https://www.rte.ie/player/ie/show/rte-news-six-one-30003249/10963667/), where youtube-dl returns RTEs own error that: "The content you are trying to view is not available. It may be restricted to another territory, or copyright has expired." and will not save it.
I am in the territory required to be able to view these shows and can confirm so with an IP check.
I can view them fine on the sites own players. The stranger thing, still, is that shows that are geo-restricted work fine, but the news broadcasts, which I believe can be viewed worldwide, return this error message - which is why I think this is a small bug in the RTE extractor and perhaps an oversight as the news is not something that may have been tested.
I cannot see a difference in video format between the news and other shows but something is preventing them from saving with youtube-dl and it's not territorial in this case.