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Linkedin Learning is broken again, extractor error caused by KeyError('JSESSIONID') #21860
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Still an issue with youtube-dl version 2019.08.13 |
The path "**C:\Users\dst**" is completely unknown to my environment. |
version 2019.08.13 works for me, using firefox and This Cookie Addon to extract the cookie.txt file. Then use this code to download FULL COURSE videos well organized into specific chapters as subfolders into the Main folder: |
@joykingwar using the cookies file downloaded from Chrome as suggested in the docs for youtube-dl I get the extractor error using your snippet (both for the course you have listed as well as any other course I try). Could you post the cookies file that your cookie add on uses? Remove any idenfying info. I am wanting to see the format so that we can compare. This is mine:
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I didn't realize you could install Firefox on Mac 🤦♂️. I just tried using the cookies file from that Firefox add on and it DOES work. What I notice is different is that the one from Firefox includes credentials from the third party service I logged in through and these are not in the cookies file that I got from the Chrome add on. Other than that they look the same (I did not diff, they just look the same with a quick glance). It makes sense though without those credentials I wouldn't have permission. However it does still fail when it goes to retrieve the second video:
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SO FYI the problem for this issue seems to be with the cookies file however after getting a proper cookies files you probably will still not be able to download the course. |
@ remitamine most public libraries offer free premium accounts to Linkedin Learning or Lynda, which are the same. Linkedin learning also has free trials. |
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I think Linkedin-Learning has changed its website design again, which is making
youtube-dl
unable to download any playlists from the website. I was trying the following among others.youtube-dl --cookies cookies.txt https://www.linkedin.com/learning/c-plus-plus-essential-training-2
It fails for every course on Linkedin-Learning. I have an active subscription and I can view the videos online, but having downloaded the cookies after logging in, I wanted to have the course offline. Seems like
youtube-dl
fails to help me there.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: