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FUNimation no longer working #20665
FUNimation no longer working #20665
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On that video, I get |
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Looks like the authorization has changed. $.ajax({ | contentType: 'application/json', |
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The header data and play list data for resolution possibly has also changed. Watch Seven Mortal Sins Season 1 Episode 1 Dub | Anime Uncut | Funimation |
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Building a new cookie file, I was able to see the A/V streams again with youtube-dl. The cookie file seems to expire really fast though and you'll need to keep creating new ones (no idea on accurate pinpoint timing), but I still can't use it to get subtitles, so you'll still have to get those another way (monitor your traffic for a vtt file. not sure if different videos have different formatted subs, so might want to keep your eyes open for "srt", etc., but the subs (for Haruhi Suzumiya at least) are hosted on cloudfront.net) EDIT: This only found English audio streams, no Japanese audio streams. Also, an easier way of finding sub files is explained in later posts |
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They have 3 subtle formats. srt, .dfxp, and .vtt. You could probably have it try to download all subtitle formats and covert to another format if possible for muxig if needed. --all-subs --sub-lang en --write-sub --convert-subs to the format you want. Might or might not work but what have been using on sites like Crunchy. |
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--all-subs doesn't find anything on funimation. I haven't needed to convert yet, what I grab raw has been compatible. I'm unfamiliar with .dfxp though... |
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Then it may not know hot to extract them properly for the funimation downloader. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timed_Text_Markup_Language It is a format that believe is used by Netflix. You don't have to monitor the traffic, you can find it in the video info of a file in chrome. Look for the file you want and have it open it and save it as what you want. These files are from The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya Episode 1 Japanese sub. |
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How does one view said video info in Chrome? It sounds like this may make things a lot easier than what I've been doing... Interesting though, that's an entirely different sub file than what I found at: It seems as though subs are dependent on the audio language... :\ |
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The English dub has closed caption subs and the Japanese dub has subs subs for the Japanese translation. In chrome when playing a video when you right click on the video chose view frame source and it is easier than trying to look at all the streaming info than using dev tools and just do a search for "subtitle" using ctrl+f English is for the Dub and Japanese is for the sub when looking for the subtitle links. A word of warning browsing their store will also effect your cookie session. |
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I don't get a "view frame source" in my right-click menu :\ My two right-click menus on the video in Chrome look like this: EDIT: I just tried disabling my two extensions that show in there, but that didn't help. : EDIT AGAIN: bringing up the in-player menu, then right-clicking gives the option. |
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Are you on windows? But to do it you have to be on the video url for it to do it. view-source:https://www.funimation.com/player/531539/?bdub=0&qid=undefined |
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view-source:https://www.funimation.com/player/148980/?bdub=0&lang=english&qid=undefined is for The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya Episode 1 English dub. It would have to be in this format but would have to make sure you have the view-source in front of it. The whole thing would have to be copy/paste not just the link. The numerical value would be the experienceId: '148980' for each episode If you can get to the page source and just look for this meta property="og:video:url" content="/player/148123" it is the same episode data. |
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Oh, yes, I'm on Windows. Sorry, I keep forgetting that this is more of a Linux thing. Thank you though! This totally works and is much better than what I've been doing! |
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I'm still failing to find URLs for the files with Japanese audio though... :\ I'm only seeing stuff for English. EDIT: Apparently I had to change my default in my profile settings. Simply changing the language while playing didn't work. |
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Anyone use the USERNAME & PASSWORD commands rather than cookies? If that works better, I should probably do that rather than constantly re-generating my cookie file to use... EDIT: Sorry, looks like this is part of what's broken... XD |
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Looks like FUNimation may have updated their site within the last week or so as everything was working fine and now I'm not able to download any videos from their site now. Hopefully I've filled out everything you need.