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Issue 'no video formats found' when downloading from 6ter replay (uses 6play.fr) #19016
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Ok, maybe this is a duplicate, but from which # issue here ? Didn't find anything mentioning exactly my issue (m6 ok, 6ter ko). Is there a workaround ? |
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When downloading from 6play.fr, videos from 6ter TV can't be downloaded ("no video formats found"). However, when viewing it from the browser (with same URL), it works.
For your information, 6play.fr host videos for several French TV channels : m6, w9, and 6ter. Replays from m6 are working fine (for example : https://www.6play.fr/turbo-p_884/emission-du-20-janvier-c_12261497) but those from 6ter don't (https://www.6play.fr/renovation-impossible-p_6410/se-mettre-au-verre-c_12254075).
URL seems identical in their syntax, I had a look in manifest files through Chrome developer console, they also look alike (except for video titles, of course).
This issue should be debugged directly in py files, but this is not something I'm used to.
Thanks.